Mark Bible Quiz: 16 Fast-Paced Chapter Tests on the Action Gospel!
Ready for Mark’s rapid-fire account of Jesus’ life? This dynamic Mark Bible Quiz takes you through the shortest gospel – packed with miracles, conflict, and the powerful ministry of Christ. Perfect for individual or group study!
The Gospel of Mark features:
- Over 40 uses of “immediately” showing urgency
- Jesus’ dramatic miracles and authority
- The “Messianic Secret” theme
- Peter’s eyewitness perspective
- The most vivid passion narrative
For deeper study, explore Mark commentaries or compare with Mark’s text.

Bible Quiz Mark Chapter 1: Jesus’ Ministry Begins
Bible Quiz Mark Chapter 1 launches immediately into action. Test your knowledge of:
- John the Baptist’s preparation
- Jesus’ baptism and temptation
- The calling of first disciples
- Healings and exorcisms in Capernaum

Why Chapter 16 Matters
Chapter 16 concludes with Jesus’ triumph over death and His commission to spread the gospel worldwide.
Mark’s Passion Narrative
Mark’s crucifixion account is particularly vivid, emphasizing Jesus’ suffering and the cosmic significance of His death.
Mark Bible Quiz FAQs
What makes Mark’s Gospel unique?
Our Mark Bible Quiz highlights how this is the shortest, most action-packed gospel, using the word ‘immediately’ over 40 times. Written for Roman audiences, it emphasizes Jesus as the powerful Son of God through His miracles and authority.
Why does Mark start with Jesus’ baptism?
The Mark Bible Quiz shows how this gospel jumps straight into Jesus’ ministry (no birth narrative), focusing on His public works rather than ancestry. The baptism launches His messianic mission with divine approval (Mark 1:9-11).
What’s the ‘Messianic Secret’ in Mark?
Our quiz explores how Jesus often tells people not to disclose His miracles (Mark 1:44; 5:43 etc.) – a key Markan theme showing Jesus revealing His identity gradually to avoid misunderstanding His mission as solely miraculous.
Why is Mark’s ending controversial?
The Mark Bible Quiz notes that the earliest manuscripts end abruptly at 16:8 with the women fleeing the empty tomb. The longer ending (16:9-20) appears in later texts but contains resurrection appearances found in other gospels.
How can I study Mark effectively?
Use our Mark Bible Quiz alongside reading. We recommend Bible Gateway’s Mark text and The Bible Project’s Mark overview for context.
Continue Your Gospel Journey!
Test your knowledge with our other gospel quizzes: Matthew Bible Quiz | Luke Bible Quiz | John Bible Quiz
Compare how each gospel presents Jesus’ life and teachings!