This will test your knowledge on Chapters 8, 9 and 10 in the Book of Daniel. We hope you read the story because there are lots of lessons to be learned from it. All the answers are set automatically to "a," which may not be correct. When you are done, click the "Grade Me" button to see how much you have learned. Try to answer the questions without looking up the answers!

1. Gabriel told Daniel that an answer was given to his prayer when (9:23)?

a. As soon as Daniel began praying.
b. The next morning.
c. Was never given.
d. The next Sabbath.

2. How many men saw the vision (10:7)?

a. Two.
b. Four.
c. One.
d. Nobody.

3. Daniel was exhausted after receiving this vision. He was so exhausted, what did he do (8:26)?

a. Cried.
b. Was actually ill for several days.
c. Ran to tell the world what he saw.
d. Slept for four days straight.

4. What type of horn did the goat have that came toward the two-horned ram (8:5)?

a. Curly.
b. Little.
c. Hairy.
d. Prominent.

5. Who or what does the shaggy goat represent (8:21)?

a. All of our parents.
b. The king of Greece.
c. The President of the United States.
d. The king of Media.

6. What did the message in the revelation concern (10:1)?

a. Events that week.
b. The future peace.
c. A great war.
d. Dinner at Grandmom's.

7. Gabriel told Daniel that the vision he watched concerned a specific time--when (8:17)?

a. The time of the end.
b. The following week.
c. A period back in time.
d. Breakfast the next morning.

8. What strengthened Daniel when he lost his strength and could hardly breathe (10:18)?

a. Diet and exercise.
b. He was picked up.
c. A good night's sleep.
d. One who looked like a man touched him.

9. Gabriel came and instructed Daniel to give him (Daniel) two things of great importance. What were they (9:22)?

a. Patience and wisdom.
b. Insight and understanding.
c. Wisdom and a sense of righteousness.
d. Money and prosperity.

10. How did Daniel pray to Yahweh (9:3)?

a. Looking up to the sky.
b. Lying on his bed.
c. On his knees, crying out to Him.
d. In fasting, sackcloth and ashes.