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Why did Mika groan at the beginning of the story?
She was sad about leaving her friends.
She didn’t want to follow her dad.
She didn't want to move.
She was excited to move.
What did Anya wonder about her dad’s decision?
If he liked his job.
If God told him to take the job.
Why they needed to move.
How he knew what God wanted.
What did Mika suggest they do to understand their dad’s decision?
Ask a neighbor.
Ask their dad.
Talk to a priest.
Pray for an answer.
What did Anya ask her dad?
"How can you be sure God wants us to move?"
"When will we move?"
"Why are we moving?"
"Where are we going?"
How did Dad respond to Anya’s question?
He said, "Let's pray."
He said, "Ask your mother."
He said, "Let me tell you a story."
He said, "I’m not sure."
What did Abram love doing?
Talking to God.
Traveling.
Building altars.
Taking care of animals.
What did God tell Abram to do?
Leave Ur and go to a place God would show him.
Go to Egypt.
Build a city.
Stay in Ur.
How did Abram likely feel when God told him to leave Ur?
Speechless and confused.
Excited.
Angry.
Fearful.
What promise did God make to Abram?
That he would be blessed with children and grandchildren.
That he would be a king.
That he would receive riches.
That he would rule the land.
What did Abram and Sarai not have at that time?
A home.
Money.
Friends.
Children.
Did Abram and Sarai choose to obey God?
Only Sarai obeyed.
Yes.
No.
Only Abram obeyed.
Who joined Abram and Sarai on their journey?
Abram’s brothers.
Only their family.
The people of Ur
Their servants and Lot, Abram’s nephew.
What did Abram and his group use to carry their belongings?
Horses.
Wagons.
Donkeys and camels.
Carts.
What did the travelers face during their journey?
Snowstorms.
Rainstorms.
Dusty roads and hot sun.
Earthquakes.
What did God do during the journey to provide for Abram’s group?
Led them with a cloud.
Sent rain.
Provided for them.
Gave them food.
Where did Abram’s group finally stop?
In Canaan.
In a mountain.
In the wilderness.
In Egypt.
