In Nazarene-style Teen Bible Quizzing, a quiz match is composed of five different question types, randomly distributed over twenty questions. The number and type of questions differ slightly between a single- and multiple-book Bible Quiz season:
Single Book Season |
Multiple Book Season |
% of Game |
11 General questions |
11 General questions |
55% |
4 According To questions |
4 According To questions |
20% |
3 Memory Verse questions (1 each of Quote, Verse, Verse & Reference) |
3 Memory Verse questions (1 each of Quote, Verse, Verse & Reference) |
15% |
1 Context question |
1 Context question |
5% |
1 Situation question |
1 Book & Chapter question |
5% |
As you can see, the General questions make up the majority of the game. However, it is unlikely that every quizzer will memorize the entire scripture in order for the team to answer all 11 of these questions.
In most sports, having players on a team with different talents is essential in order to not be weak in any one aspect of the game. Babe Ruth may hit 4 home runs in a game, but the Yankees will still lose if their defense gives up 5 runs. Similarly, if none of your quizzers commit to learning the memory verses, you are only participating in 85% of each match. In 1 Corinthians 12:12-20, Paul says:
In most sports, having players on a team with different talents is essential in order to not be weak in any one aspect of the game. Babe Ruth may hit 4 home runs in a game, but the Yankees will still lose if their defense gives up 5 runs. Similarly, if none of your quizzers commit to learning the memory verses, you are only participating in 85% of each match. In 1 Corinthians 12:12-20, Paul says:
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