Mosiah Chapter 9
339. (H-M) The record of Zeniff is described by all of the
following statements EXCEPT:
A.
The record begins at the time Zeniff and his people left the
B. The record ends when the people were
delivered out of the hands of the Lamanites
C.
Zeniff wrote the entire record
D.
The record in the Book of Mormon comprises Mosiah chapters 9-22
[Answer: C (Prologue, Mosiah 9)]
340. (H-M) Zeniff describes himself in all of the following
ways EXCEPT:
A. Having been taught in all the language of
the Nephites
B.
Having a knowledge of the
C.
Having been a spy among the Lamanites, in preparation for the Nephite armies
attacking the Lamanites
D.
Being desirous that the Nephites not attack the Lamanites, due to the good that
he saw among the Lamanites
E.
Having been taught in all the language of the Lamanites
[Answer: E (Mosiah
9:1)]
341. (H-M) The great contention that Zeniff and his
brethren had in the wilderness was due to all of the following reasons EXCEPT:
A. Zeniff urged the ruler of the group to
make a treaty with the Lamanites
B.
When the group became lost in the wilderness, the leader of the group blamed
Zeniff
C.
The leader of the group was an austere and blood-thirsty man
D.
The leader of the group commanded that Zeniff should be slain
[Answer: B (Mosiah
9:2)]
342. (H-M) The contention among Zeniff’s first group is
accurately described by all of the following statements EXCEPT:
A. Zeniff and his supporters sought the help
of Lamanites in the vicinity
B.
Zeniff was rescued only by the shedding of much blood
C.
Father fought against father, and brother against brother
D.
The greater number of the army was destroyed
E. Those that survived returned to Zarahemla,
relating the awful tale to the wives and children of the slain men
[Answer: A (Mosiah
9:2)]
343. (H-M) Zeniff’s second attempt to inherit the land of
his fathers is described by all of the following EXCEPT:
A.
Zeniff was over-zealous to inherit the
B.
The second group was smitten with famine and sore affliction
C.
They wandered in the wilderness for many days
D.
They earnestly plead with the Lord to bless them and to guide them
E.
They eventually pitched their tents in the area where the battle had taken
place during the first attempt
[Answer: D (Mosiah
9:3-4)]
344. (H-C) Upon Zeniff’s arrival in the
transpired EXCEPT:
A. Zeniff took four of his men and went into
the Lamanites city where the king resided
B.
Zeniff and his men presented gifts to the Lamanite king as tokens of peace
C.
Zeniff sought to know of the disposition of the Lamanite king
D.
Zeniff sought to know if he and his people could possess a portion of the land
in peace
[Answer: B (Mosiah
9:5)]
345. (H-M) The Lamanite king’s
reaction to Zeniff’s request for a portion of land included all of the
following EXCEPT:
A. He made a covenant with Zeniff
B. He
allowed Zeniff’s people to occupy the land of Lehi-Nephi
C. He
allowed Zeniff’s people to occupy the
D. He
commanded that his own people living in certain lands should depart and allow
the Nephites to possess these lands
E. He promised Zeniff that the Nephites would
live in peace among his people
[Answer: E (Mosiah
9:6-7)]
346. (H-M) Upon settling in their
new lands, Zeniff’s people did all of the following EXCEPT:
A.
Built buildings
B.
Repaired the walls of the cities of Lehi-Nephi and Shilom
C.
Began to trade with and have commerce with the Lamanites
D.
Tilled the ground and planted seeds
E.
Multiplied and prospered
[Answer: C (Mosiah
9:8-9)]
347. (H-C) Zeniff mentions that his people planted all of
the following types of seeds EXCEPT:
A. Corn and wheat
B.
Barley and rye
C. Neas and sheum
D.
All manner of fruit
[Answer: B (Mosiah
9:9)]
348. (H-C) King Laman and his people are described by all
of the following adjectives EXCEPT:
A.
Cunning
B.
Crafty
C.
Lazy
D.
Blood-thirsty
E. Idolatrous
[Answer: D (Mosiah
&12)]
349. (H-E) King Laman yielded up lands to the Nephites for
all of the following reasons EXCEPT:
A. He
hoped to persuade the Nephite men to join his army
B. He
wanted to bring the Nephites into bondage
C. He
and his people wanted to glut themselves with the labors of the Nephites
D. He
and his people wanted to feast upon the Nephite flocks
E. He
wanted to overpower the Nephites
[Answer: A (Mosiah
-12)]
350. (H-M) Zeniff and his people lived in peace in Shilom for how many years before king Laman and the
Lamanites came against them in battle?
A. 6 years
B. 9
years
C. 12
years
D. 15
years
E.
None of the above
[Answer: C (Mosiah
)]
351. (H-M) When the Lamanites first began to contend with
Zeniff’s people, they did so in what manner?
A. They attacked the main Nephite cities
B.
They attacked Nephites as they were caring for their flocks and tilling their
lands
C.
They kidnapped any Nephites they found outside the city walls
D.
They attempted to draw the Nephite armies away from their strongholds by
trickery
[Answer: B
(Mosiah )]
352. (H-E) Zeniff armed his men with which of the following
weapons?
A.
Bows and arrows
B.
Swords and cimeters
C.
Clubs and slings
D.
All manner of weapons which they could invent
E.
All of the above
[Answer:
E (Mosiah )]
353. (H-M) Zeniff and his warriors are accurately described
by all of the following statements EXCEPT:
A. They went to battle in the strength of the
Lord
B.
They cried mightily to the Lord for deliverance
C.
They were awakened to a remembering of the deliverance of their fathers
D.
They prayed that they might heap vengeance and retribution upon the heads of
the Lamanites
E. The Lord heard their prayers, and they went forth with the
Lord’s might
[Answer: D (Mosiah -18)]
354. (H-C) The numbers of slain men in the first major confrontation
between Zeniff’s people and the Lamanites were:
A.
3,043 Lamanites and 279 Nephites
B.
3,043 Nephites and 279 Lamanites
C.
2,043 Lamanites and 379 Nephites
D.
2,043 Nephites and 379 Lamanites
[Answer: A (Mosiah
-19)]
355. (H-E) True or false: With his own hands and with great
sorrow and lamenting, Zeniff helped bury the Nephite men who had been slain in
the battle with the
Lamanites.
[Answer: True (Mosiah
)]
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