Easter Bible Trivia

A Fun Who Am I Easter Game

Kids love fun competitions and this Easter Bible Trivia Who Am I game is perfect for a full out team on team competition at a family gathering or as a Sunday School Easter ice breaker.

Easter Bible Trivia Game

Award a small treat for each correct answer or let teams battle it out for one shared prize or bragging rights. Whatever option you choose, your kids will have fun with this Bible trivia game by proving just how much they know about the Bible characters associated with the Easter story.

NOTE: Though this Easter Bible trivia game was created for kids, adults can still play.

Easter Bible Trivia Game Instructions

  • Divide your class/guests into teams.

  • Decide which team will start.

  • Give the first hint and let Team A guess the mystery person. If they answer correctly (only one guess per team) they get 25 points. If, not go to the Team B and read the second hint. If they answer correctly, give them 20 points. Continue on with each mystery person in this Easter trivia till a team guesses correctly and award points accordingly.

  • A team may continue guessing until they answer incorrectly or you may use your own creative strategy for playing and scoring points in this Easter Bible trivia game. Whatever you decide your Easter BIble trivia rules should be, it is important to communicate this to your guests before starting the game.

Please Note: Knowledge base will vary from kid to kid and class to class, so feel free to eliminate the Easter trivia hints you think are too hard or too easy for your class/guests.

Easter Bible trivia clues for Peter
Easter Bible trivia clues for Nicodemus

Easter Bible Trivia Who Am I Clues

Jesus gave me the name Cephas. 
Who Am I? 25 points 
I did not want Jesus to wash my feet.
Who Am I? 20 points
I had a brother named Andrew.
Who Am I? 15 points
I tried to walk to Jesus on the water.
Who Am I? 10 points
Jesus told me I would deny Him three times and I did.
Who Am I? 5 points
Answer: Peter

I brought spices to wrap Jesus' body in for his burial. 
Who Am I? 25 points 
I helped Joseph lay Jesus' body in the tomb. 
Who Am I? 20 points
I was a Pharisee. 
Who Am I? 15 points
I was a member of the Sanhedrin. 
Who Am I? 10 points
I asked Jesus how I could be born again. 
Who Am I? 5 points
Answer: Nicodemus

My father's name was Simon. 
Who Am I? 25 points 
I was displeased when a woman poured expensive perfume on Jesus' feet. 
Who Am I? 20 points
I took care of the disciples' money. 
Who Am I? 15 points
Before I left the last supper Jesus gave me a piece of bread dipped in a dish. 
Who Am I? 10 points
I betrayed Jesus with a kiss. 
Who Am I? 5 points
Answer: Judas

My parents were from Nazareth. 
Who Am I? 25 points 
I always did what my father told me to do. 
Who Am I? 20 points
I spent over a month in the desert. 
Who Am I? 15 points
I turned water into wine. 
Who Am I? 10 points
I died on a cross. 
Who Am I? 5 points
Answer: Jesus

I was the governor of Judea. 
Who Am I? 25 points 
I recognized that Jesus was innocent. 
Who Am I? 20 points
I had Jesus beaten. 
Who Am I? 15 points
I handed Jesus over to be crucified. 
Who Am I? 10 points
I released Barabbas from prison. 
Who Am I? 5 points
Answer: Pilate

I was a disciple of Jesus, but secretly. 
Who Am I? 25 points 
I was a member of the council. 
Who Am I? 20 points
I asked Pilate for Jesus' body. 
Who Am I? 15 points
I came from a town called Arimathea. 
Who Am I? 10 points
I took Jesus down from the cross and laid Him in my tomb. 
Who Am I? 5 points
Answer: Joseph

Jesus stayed at my house before His triumphant ride into Jerusalem. 
Who Am I? 25 points 
I loved to sit and listen to Jesus speak and my sister once scolded me for it. 
Who Am I? 20 points
I poured expensive perfume on Jesus' feet. 
Who Am I? 15 points
Jesus raised my brother from the dead. 
Who Am I? 10 points
My name was the same as Jesus' mother. 
Who Am I? 5 points
Answer: Mary

My father's name was Zebedee. 
Who Am I? 25 points 
I was a fisherman when Jesus called me. 
Who Am I? 20 points
I witnessed the events on the Mount of Transfiguration. 
Who Am I? 15 points
Jesus sent me into the city to make preparations for the Passover meal.
Who Am I? 10 points
I wrote the Book of Revelations. 
Who Am I? 5 points
Answer: John

I insisted we accompany Jesus to Bethany when Lazarus died. 
Who Am I? 25 points 
I was fishing with Peter when Jesus appeared to us on the Sea of Tiberias after His resurrection. 
Who Am I? 20 points
I was also called Didymus. 
Who Am I? 15 points
At the last supper, I asked Jesus to show us the way. 
Who Am I? 10 points
I wanted to see the nail marks in Jesus' hands before I believed He was raised from the dead. 
Who Am I? 5 points
Answer: Thomas

I was the first disciple to be martyred. 
Who Am I? 25 points 
I was a disciple of John the Baptist before I became a disciple of Jesus.
Who Am I? 20 points
Jesus gave me a nickname which means "sons of thunder". 
Who Am I? 15 points
I was one of the three disciples Jesus took deeper into the Garden of Gethsemane on the night He was betrayed. 
Who Am I? 10 points
My brother's name was John. 
Who Am I? 5 points
Answer: James


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