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Answer Key Proverbs Bible Study

Chapters 1‐15

Chapter 1 Quiz 1 – page 10

1. Who is the first mentioned author of Proverbs? Who is his father? Solomon; David

2. What is a maxim? What is one maxim that you know? A wise phrase or saying; ANSWERS WILL VARY

3. What other book of the Bible was written by the guy who wrote the book of Proverbs? (You thought I was going to say his name, didn't you?) Ecclesiastes

4. What is one thing you learned from this section? ASWERS WILL VARY

5. How are you going to apply what you learned today to your life? ASWERS WILL VARY

Puzzle 1 ‐ Poetic Puzzler – page 11 Proverbs 1:18

Text Question* ‐ page 12

Verse: Proverbs Can Be Used For:

1:2 gaining wisdom and instruction

1:2 understanding words of insight

1:3 receiving instruction in prudent behavior

1:3 doing what is right and just and fair

1:4 giving prudence to those who are simple

1:4 giving knowledge and discretion to the young

1:6 understanding proverbs and parables

*Answers for this activity are based on the New International Version 2011

Quiz 2 – page 13

1. What does Proverbs mean when it talks about the “fear of the Lord” in verse 7? The fear of the Lord is the understanding that God sees everything we do, and that there is always either a punishment or reward for every decision we make.

2. What is one thing that you have used wisdom (Proverbs) for? ANSWERS WILL VARY

3. If you ever get bored or Proverbs, what should you do? Go read Chapter 1 of Proverbs so that you can remember what Proverbs is for and what it can do for you.

4. What is one thing you learned from this section? ANSWERS WILL VARY

5. How are you going to apply what you learned today to your life? ANSWERS WILL VARY

Puzzle 2 ‐ Double Puzzle – page 14

S O L O M O N D A V I D W I S D O M T R U T H F O O L I S H

Wisdom L A S T S forever

Quiz 3 – page 16

1. According to verses 18 and 19, what happens to evil men? They hurt themselves while trying to hurt others.

2. While foolishness destroys you, wisdom __?__ you. (Proverbs 1:33) protects

3. Name one time when wisdom – knowing what is right – protected you. ANSWERS WILL VARY



Puzzle 3 – CodeCrusher – page 17 “God sees everything”


1. How are we supposed to search for wisdom? (Verse 4) With a longing (desire).

2. Name one thing that you really long for. ANWERS WILL VARY

3. What is our “map” to finding wisdom? The Bible



Puzzle 1 ‐ Word Search – page 20

E S I A L B C E E H D

G P M H B X O A F Y J

A P B W U Z S F K Q C

H C I T K T S L M S X

G S B R E V O R P A X

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Q G E B G D O J A I X

J G M I X A M R V S G

G H N M K V O X O K V

E G D M C I N D I F M

E P O H C D K N G K A

Quiz 5 – page 22 1. Where does wisdom come from, according to verse 6? The Lord or the Lord’s

mouth

2. Is it possible to find wisdom without finding God? Explain your answer. No. You can only find true wisdom from God, because wisdom comes from God.

3. Can you find God without finding true wisdom? Explain your answer. Yes. You can find God, but wisdom is something you have to ask him for after finding Him



Puzzle 2 ‐ Beneficial Benefiting Benefits – page 23

Verse Benefit

EXAMPLE Small tax rate

2:5 Fear of the Lord/Knowledge of God

2:9 Understanding what is right, just,& fair

2:12 Salvation from the wicked & their ways

2:20 A good path

Quiz 6 – page 25

1. When you make right choices, good things will happen to you. Name one time when you made a good choice, and there were good results. ANSWERS WILL VARY

2. Name one time when you made a bad choice, and a bad result came. ANSWERS WILL VARY

3. When does God fulfill his promises? In His own time.



Puzzle 3 ‐ Code Crusher – page 26 If /yo u/make/g ood/ch oi ces/t hen/g ood/r esults/w ill/come./B ut/if/yo u/make /bad/de cis ions/th en/ba d th ings/w ill/co me/out/ of/ it./Wha t/y ou/do/aff ects you r/c onse quen ses. If you make good choices, then good results will come. But if you make bad decisions, then bad things will dome out of it. What you do affects your consequences.


1. According to Proverbs 3:5, what do you need in order to fully understand wisdom? A strong and healthy relationship with God.

2. When a dog bites someone, the owner usually punishes it, so that it doesn’t bite again. How is this like our parents disciplining us? (And, no, I’m not calling you a dog.) They punish me so that I won’t do what I did ever again.

3. Name one instance (situation) in which you did something, but after you were disciplined for it, you didn’t do it again. ANSWERS WILL VARY



Puzzle 1 ‐ The board Game – page 30 Proverbs will have more to say about discipline. 1 8 2 3 5 6 4 7

Quiz 8 – pages 31 & 32

1. Name three things that you really, really like. Is wisdom better than them? ANSWERS WILL VARY

2. Why is wisdom so important? Because if you are finding wisdom, you are finding God, which is better than anything.

3. What is one thing that verses 19‐20 tell us that God used his infinite wisdom for? Creating the world



Puzzle 2 ‐ The Green (Gray) Game – page 32 fUi!mhottctjf!gp!enxtpj!sfb!ljmf!

The blessings of wisdom are like

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treasure. They change your life.

Quiz 9 – page 35

1. What two things are compared in this section? (Proverbs 3:33‐35) A wise man and a foolish man

2. What are the two things in verses 21‐26 we have to remember in order to keep the blessings of wisdom? Do not let wisdom and understanding out of your sight and preserve sound judgment and discretion.

3. What do Proverbs 3:27‐28 and Matthew 7:12 have in common? ANSWERS MAY VARY – They both address your neighbor, they both teach kindness.



Puzzle 3 ‐ Code Crusher – page 36

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1. Who was Proverbs written to? Kids (or young people)

2. What is the first thing that Solomon’s dad tells him? (Hint: Proverbs 4:4) “Take hold of my words with all your heart; keep my commands, and you will live”

3. Just because someone’s old, does that mean that they’re really wise? Explain. No. An old person could be a fool, but many older people are very wise because they have experienced more.



Puzzle 1 ‐ Number Code – page 40

The path of the righteous leads to life.

Text Question – page 41 Path of the Righteous Proverbs 4:18 – Like the morning sun

Path of the Wicked Proverbs 4:19 – Like deep darkness

Quiz 11 – page 42

1. What two things does this section of this chapter compare? The path of the righteous and the path of the wicked.

2. Describe the path of the righteous. ANSWERS MAY VARY – Bright, led by God, happy, comforting, straight, narrow, hard, etc…

3. Describe the path of the wicked. ANSWERS MAY VARY – Dark, dreary, death‐filled, crooked, wide, unguided, full of sadness,etc…



Puzzle 2 – Matchmaker – page 43 • Bright

• Slippery

• Right

• Dark

• Watched by God

• Wrong

• Death

• Flat

• Life

• No Peace

• Aimless

• Has purpose

• Just

• Peaceful

• Unjust

Path of the Righteous

Path of the Wicked

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Quiz 12 – page 45

1. What does Proverbs 4:23 tell us to do, and why? It tells us to watch our heart, mouth, eyes, and feet. To keep us from evil.

2. Name one time when you stayed away from evil. ANSWERS WILL VARY

3. What are a few things that we can do to stay away from evil? ANSWERS WILL VARY



Puzzle 3 ‐ Code Crusher – page 46 Listen to your leaders

Proverbs 5

Quiz 13 – pages 48 & 49

1. Define the word “responsibility”. When you are the one to blame for a situation

2. Define the word “consequence”. Result of an action

3. What is one thing that verses 1‐20 can teach us until we are older? (Reread the very first section in this chapter.) We need to be responsible with our lives and the choices that we make.



Puzzle 1 ‐ That consequence game ! – page 49

Licking an outlet Breaking a window Obeying God Smiling at others Hitting your friend in the head with a baseball bat

Rewards in Heaven

Probably a discipline from your parents

A smile back

A fried tongue

A bunch of glass to clean up and finding someway to get the money to pay for it

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Quiz 14 – page 51 1. What does Proverbs 4:23 tell us to do and why? Guard your heart because

everything you do comes from it

2. Name one time when you stayed away from evil. ANSWERS WILL VARY

3. What are a few things that we can do to stay away from evil? ANSWERS WILL VARY



Puzzle 2 ‐ CodeCrusher – page 52 Listen only to good things.

Proverbs 6 Quiz 15 – page 55

1. Explain the act of taking up security for a debt. It’s when you help a friend buy something, and then they don’t have the money, so you have to pay for it.

2. Why is it a bad idea to take up security for a debt? Because you could waste a lot of money on something that you’re not even buying.

3. What should you do if you find yourself in a “security for a debt” situation? You should get out of the situation as fast as you can.



Puzzle 1 ‐ Three Step Chaos – page 56

Step #1 – G O T O

G O T O

T H E A N T

T H E A N T

Step #2 –

6 Step #3 – Ymomu’re monme‐fifmth omf tmhe wamy thmroumgh mPrmoverbs!

You’re one fifth of the way through Proverbs!

Quiz 16 – page 58

1. What is procrastination? Putting off something you have to do until later

2. What does Ephesians 6:7 tell us about work? To do it wholeheartedly

3. Is it ever okay to serve halfheartedly? Why or why not? No. Because if you serve others halfheartedly, you’re not serving like you would serve God, which is disobeying the Bible, which is sin.



Puzzle 2 ‐ Double Puzzle – page 59

D e b t o r s C a r s M o n e y S l u g g a r d P r o v e r b s S o l o m o n C h e e s e

TROUBLE

Quiz 17 – page 61

1. What does it mean when it talks about binding commandments onto yourself? Memorizing the Word.

2. Name one time when you memorized a verse. ANSWERS WILL VARY

3. Name one time when a verse that you had memorized helped you in a situation. ANSWERS WILL VARY




Proverbs 6:20

Proverbs 7

Quiz 18 – page 65 1. What is the apple of your eye? Something very important to you.

2. How are we supposed to guard the teachings in Proverbs according to verse 2? It says to guard them like the apple of your eye.

3. According to Psalms, where are we supposed to do with God’s word? (Hint: Psalm 119:11) Memorize it; hide it in your heart



Puzzle 1 ‐ Jumbled Phrase – page 65

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Quiz 19 – page 67

1. What does Proverbs mean when it’s talking about wisdom being your sister and understanding your kinsman? It’s telling us to work so hard on knowing wisdom that you end up knowing wisdom as well as you know your sister.

2. How do you get closer to understanding and wisdom? ANSWERS MAY VARY Memorizing Bible verses; praying about the things we have learned

3. Why do you read all of the adult stuff even though it doesn’t really apply to you right now? (It’s so that you can tell your friends something…) It is so that you can tell all your friends, “Hey, I read through the whole book of Proverbs.” Plus, it’s a good habit to read everything in the Bible, not just the interesting stuff.



Puzzle 2– Code Crusher – page 68

M O I A T F S Y Q O M G X P O J O H D D W A L P T U R S K Z O N T L L K I Y M S I S T E R W O L L A B E Y E N S C Z S B H B R Z Q Z P N M O S N K C E G Y G R E H

S a y t o W i s d o m, “Y o u a r e m y s i s t e r.”

Chapter 8

Quiz 20 – pages 70 & 71 1. What is wisdom pleading us to do in this section? (Pssst! Look in the first three

sentences of this chapter or you can look in verses 4‐6.) She is pleading for us to listen to her.

2. What are some of the things that wisdom says she has? If you don’t remember, you were obviously ASLEEP! (You can look back at verse 5.) Worthy, right, and just words.

3. What does praiseworthy mean? Worthy of praise.



Puzzle 1 ‐ DOT Delirium – page 71 You who are simple, gain prudence.

Quiz 21 – page 74 1. What is the only thing we need to do to get wisdom? (Hint: the answer is in

verse 17.) We need to seek for it.

2. What does infinite mean? Goes on forever

3. What are two things we are supposed to notice in the last part of this section? That God is infinitely wise and that we have access to God’s wisdom.



Puzzle 2 ‐ Anagram Master – page 74 G e t W i s d o m

Quiz 22 – page 76 1. In your own words, what does it mean to be watching someone’s doorway

every day? (Think Popeye the Sailor man and ice cream.) We should be waiting expectantly for her to give us wisdom; ANSWERS MAY VARY

2. Name a couple of things that you always expect. Do you expect wisdom to come like you do the other things? ANSWERS WILL VARY

3. What do we need to pray that God will give us? We need to pray that He will give us wisdom.



Puzzle 3 ‐Code Crusher – page 77 Listen to wisdom. Do it! We don’t lie!

Proverbs 9 Quiz 23 – page 79

1. Why does Ms. Wisdom get into a fight with Lady Foolishness? What are they fighting over? Because when you’re dealing with someone’s soul, you need to do whatever it takes. People’s souls.

2. What is Ms. Wisdom promising those who follow her? She promises that things will go well for people who listen to her.

3. What is Ms. Wisdom doing to her home? Why? She is making it attractive.



Puzzle 1 – Matchmaker – page 80

• Tries to make her home attractive

• Is in the high place

• Offers things that are true

• Is unattractive

• Lies and says that she is good

• Calls to the simple

• Everyone can hear her voice

Ms. Wisdom

Lady Foolishness

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Quiz 24 – page 83 1. What does verse 7 mean? It says that if you rebuke a mocker (a teaser), you’re

only going to end up with trouble.

2. What is the difference between standing up for your faith and rebuking a mocker? When you stand up, you do it for yourself, or because it is the right thing to do. When you rebuke someone, you are making a decision to approach them with some input to help them grow.

3. Instead of rebuking Bruno after school, what would have been a better thing to do? It would have been better to say, “Dude, leave him alone! That’s not right!” before he tied up Earnest.


5. How are you going to apply what you learned today to your life? ANSWERS

WILL VARY

Puzzle 2 ‐ RE + RAGE – page 84

Do not rebuke a mocker

Quiz 25 – page 86 1. Why does Ms. Wisdom call out to the simple minded people? Why does Lady

Foolishness call out to the simple minded people? Because the simple people are the ones who will listen because they don’t know who they trust in yet.

2. Where are both Lady Foolishness and Ms. Wisdom? In the high place.

3. Why doesn’t Lady Foolishness try to make herself attractive? Because there is nothing attractive about foolishness.




Foolishness leads to death.

Chapter 10

Quiz 26 – pages 89 & 90 1. Give several other names for the chattering fool. A blabber mouth, a gossip, a

loudmouth, and someone who can stick their entire foot into their mouth. ANSWERS MAY VARY.

2. What two things does this chapter compare? The wise in heart and a chattering fool.

3. What does one of your answers from question 2 do that the other doesn’t? The wise in heart listen, while the chattering fool doesn’t.




Text Question* ‐ page 91

*Answers for this activity are based on the New International Version 2011

Verse: The righteous tongue:

Proverbs 10:11 Is a fountain of life

Proverbs 10:20 Is choice silver

Proverbs 10:21 Nourishes many

Proverbs 10:31 Gives the fruit of wisdom

Proverbs 10:32 Knows what finds favor

Quiz 27 – page 93 1. What does Proverbs mean when it says that our tongues should feed many? It

means that your tongue encourages them.

2. What does “unwholesome” mean? Harmful or corrupt

3. What should we do other than tearing other people down with our words? We should encourage them!



Puzzle 2 ‐ Code Crusher – page 94 u n w h o l e s o m e c o m p a r i s o n t o n g u e e n c o u r a g e c h a t t e r i n g SPEECH


1. You will be more motivated to make wise decisions if you __?__. Understand what is going to happen because of your choices.

2. Is cheating like dishonest scales? Why or why not? Yes. Because you are cheating not being fair and honest.

3. Why is honesty important to God? Because when we are honest, we are showing that we are children of God. ANSWERS MAY VARY

4. What is one thing you learned from this section? ANSWERS WILL VARY.

5. How are you going to apply what you learned today to your life? ANSWERS WILL VARY.

Puzzle 1 ‐ CaPiTaL CrAzY – page 98 _W_ _e_ _a_ _r_ _e_

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Quiz 29 – page 101 1. Describe a generous person. Someone who is always giving stuff away (food,

money, encouragement, etc.)

2. When you give a present to someone on their birthday, a lot of times they will in turn give you a present on your birthday. How is this a reward of being generous? When we are generous to others, it makes them want to be generous to us. Because whatever good you do has a chance of returning to you.

3. What are a few of the things that being generous will give you? God will provide for them and they will be blessed.



Puzzle 2 ‐ Code Crusher – page 102 Y H O U C A W N N E

V O E R G E I V E M

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O E D G S C A L E S

H S H A S G I V E N

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1. What is your definition of the word “reputation”? ANSWERS MAY VARY; what other people think about you

2. Why is laziness dangerous to your reputation? Because if you’re lazy, everyone will think badly of you because you won’t do anything.

3. Pretend that you live in a town called Reputationville. Well, there’s this guy named Joe Davis. He’s a really nice guy and he loves to play basketball with you and all of the other neighborhood kids. But one day, he goes out and robs Reputationville’s bank. Soon, the sheriff is looking for him. Now you don’t want to hang around him, right? So how should this story motivate you not to be like Joe Davis and to keep a good reputation? Because if you act badly, people will think badly of you; if you act good, people will think well of you.



Puzzle 1 ‐ Matchmaker – page 106

Quiz 31 – page 108 1. How would your reputation affect your job if you had one? People wouldn’t hire

you if they thought that you won’t be able to do a good job.

2. How does your reputation affect your friends? ANSWERS MAY VARY; People might want to hang around your friends because of you or people might not want to become friends with your friends because they know that your friends hang out with you.

• Choose their friends carefully

• Their ways lead them astray

Words cause harm

Care for the needs of their animals

Cannot be established

Advice leads people astray

Cannot be uprooted

Plans are just

Their kindest acts are mean

No harm overtakes them

There is life on their path

They have their full of trouble

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3. How does your reputation affect your parents? Your bad(or good) behavior shows how well your parents trained you.



Puzzle 2 ‐ Word Code – page 109

Laziness gives you a bad reputation

Quiz 32 – page 111 1. What is an ambassador? An ambassador is someone who represents a country.

2. Ambassadors represent a country. Who do we represent? Jesus

3. Let’s say that a little girl threw an eraser at her teacher because she got an F on her test. After that, nobody wanted to hang around her because they didn’t want her to throw things at them whenever she got mad. How did her actions hurt her reputation? She did something bad, and people began to be afraid of her.




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Chapter 13

Quiz 33 – page 115 1. If “what is false” can also mean “what is wrong”, because dishonesty is wrong,

then rephrase the phrase, “The righteous hate what is false.” The righteous hate dishonesty.

2. Is the fun, pretty choice always the best one? Why, or why not? No, because sometimes what seems fun and pretty is dangerous to us.

3. Remember JoDavis? No one hung around him – almost as if he stunk, because he did what was wrong. How should this help us avoid “what is false”? We want people to hang out with us, so we won’t do what is false so that we can have friends.



Puzzle 1 ‐ Maze Mayhem – page 116

Quiz 34 – page 118

1. What does wickedness do the wicked? What does righteousness do to the righteous? It ruins them; it protects them (or their path).

2. The fun compass in the story was not the best compass. It misled. How is that

like choices in real life? Some choices seem fun, but in reality, they are actually dangerous.

3. Some things in life make you think that they are the best choice – like the compass that sang. It looked like the best choice, but it wasn’t. What are some choices in your own life that looked like the best choice, but they definitely weren’t? ANSWERS WILL VARY.



Puzzle 2 ‐ RE + RAGE – page 119 Wicked people make themselves stink.

Quiz 35 – page 121 1. What is your definition of the phrase “snuffed out”? Put out.

2. Without oxygen, a light dies out. What are some things that, if you didn’t have them, your light would be snuffed out? ANSWERS MAY VARY ‐ daily encouragement, my Bible, Jesus, prayer, my parents, etc.

3. What are some things you can do to keep your light from being snuffed out? ANSWERS MAY VARY; continue seeking God, reading the Bible, prayer, etc.



Puzzle 3 ‐ Code Crusher – page 122 The lives of the wicked will be snuffed out.

T H E L I V E S OF T H E W I C K E D W I L L B E S N U F F E D O U T

Chapter 14

Quiz 36 – pages 124 & 125 1. When you get frustrated because you realize that some of the characteristics of

a fool can be found in your life, you should remember that __?__ can help you take those things out. (Hint: We’ve talked about this since day one.) “listening to instruction”

2. What, in your own words, does Proverbs mean when it talks about the woman who tears her house down? How does she tear her house down? A woman who tears down her family; ANSWERS MAY VARY ‐ discouraging words, temper, etc…

3. What are some things you can do to avoid “tearing down your house”? ANSWERS WILL VARY – being kind to my siblings, loving my parents, etc…




Quiz 37 – page 127 1. Is it always okay to expose a liar (like asking Billy Winkerbean to prove his lie ‐ is

that always appropriate)? No – sometimes it is not very loving or Jesus‐like

2. How did Billy Winkerbean’s words become a rod that beat him? Because of his lies, nobody believed him and people began teasing him.

3. Thinking back to Billy Winkerbean, is telling half the truth the same as lying? Yes – telling only part of the truth is keeping the truth from someone, which is lying.



Puzzle 2 ‐ DOT Delirium – page 128 Wise words keep you safe.

Quiz 38 – page 130 1. What are some things that you can do to settle down your temper? ANSWERS

MAY VARY; pray, count to ten (or one hundred), etc…

2. What does God want us to do with our anger? Get rid of it!

3. What is an evil device? Something that can be used for evil.



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Chapter 15 Quiz 39 – pages 133 ‐ 134

1. Pretend that you are a young tree (just pretend – don’t bury yourself!). Every once in a while, a gardener comes out and clips off some of your lower branches. You think that you’ve done nothing to deserve this horrid treatment. But in reality, if you clip a young tree’s lower branches, it saves the tree a lot of energy and helps it grow up instead of out. How is this like discipline? Even though it hurts a lot, it is really helping you.

2. People always say, “Learn from your experiences!” What does that mean?

When you do something wrong, learn from it and don’t do it again.

3. Why do our parents give us so many rules? (Say it in your own words. Like, you can’t say “because they love me.” Be creative.) ANSWERS MAY VARY ‐ to keep us from doing bad things


5. How are you going to apply what you learned today to your life? ANSWERS WILL

VARY

Puzzle 1 ‐ Jumbled Phrase – page 134

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1. How are we supposed to obey our parents? (Look at Philippians 2:14 if you need help.) Without complaining or arguing.

2. How can correction help your life? It can keep you from dangerous things; it can

make you happier.

3. Why won’t a fool listen to correction? Because he thinks that he is right.


5. How are you going to apply what you learned today to your life? ANSWERS WILL

VARY

Puzzle 2 ‐ Anagram Master – page 137 Correction


1. What are some ways that ignoring correction can hurt you? ANSWERS MAY VARY – you won’t have guidance in dangerous situations, you won’t have anyone to tell you what’s right or wrong, etc…

2. When you don’t listen to your parents, are you the only one who can get hurt? (Read the Sparky story again if you need to.) No – other people can get hurt too.

3. Now name a couple of ways ignoring correction can hurt others. ANSWERS MAY VARY – you might accidentally hurt them because no one told you to stop.




L I S T E T N T H O

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Listen to correction even if it doesn’t make sense to you.

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