Proclaim Day Practice Quiz

Are you new to Bible Bee this year? Do you have a first-time Primary participant who needs a little bit of practice before Proclaim Day? Are you a host who wants to prepare new participants for Proclaim Day?

I have written two practice quizzes in the style of the questions that are given on Proclaim Day. The questions were written with Primaries in mind, but they can easily be used for other divisions. These do not reflect the difficulty of the real test, but they will give your participant some practice in advance of Proclaim Day.

You will find the answer key on page two of the document.

Proclaim Practice Quiz #1

Proclaim Practice Quiz #2

Another great way to prepare for Proclaim Day is to practice the oral recitation with your child or host group. You can read the guidelines for the Proclaim Day recitation requirements provided in the Summer Study Guidebook on your dashboard. I highly recommend that you also review the rules for scoring the recitations so that you and your child are familiar with them.

Blessings in your studies!

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