Comprehensive Leviticus 27 Quiz with Answers: How Well Do You Know the Book of Leviticus?

Answer: C — The chapter opens with instructions about vows and how dedicated things were to be valued for the LORD. KJV Reference: Leviticus 27:2 — “When a man shall make a singular vow, the persons shall be for the LORD by thy estimation.”

Answer: D — The set valuation for a man in that age range was fifty shekels of silver. KJV Reference: Leviticus 27:3 — “Thy estimation shall be fifty shekels of silver…”

Answer: D — The valuation for a woman in that age range was thirty shekels of silver. KJV Reference: Leviticus 27:4 — “If it be a female, then thy estimation shall be thirty shekels.”

Answer: D — A male from five to twenty years old was valued at twenty shekels. KJV Reference: Leviticus 27:5 — “For a male twenty shekels…”

Answer: D — A female from five to twenty years old was valued at ten shekels (not fifteen). KJV Reference: Leviticus 27:5 — “For a female ten shekels.”

Answer: D — The valuation for a male infant/child up to five years was five shekels. KJV Reference: Leviticus 27:6 — “For a male five shekels of silver…”

Answer: C — The valuation for a female in that youngest group was three shekels. KJV Reference: Leviticus 27:6 — “For a female three shekels of silver.”

Answer: B — The valuation for a male sixty and above was fifteen shekels. KJV Reference: Leviticus 27:7 — “If it be a male, then thy estimation shall be fifteen shekels…”

Answer: C — God allowed mercy: the priest could set a value based on what the person could truly pay. KJV Reference: Leviticus 27:8 — “Then he shall present himself before the priest… according to his ability…”

Answer: D — Once dedicated, it could not be swapped according to the rule given. KJV Reference: Leviticus 27:10 — “He shall not alter it, nor change it…”

Answer: C — The text says both the original and the one exchanged for it become holy. KJV Reference: Leviticus 27:10 — “…then it and the exchange thereof shall be holy.”

Answer: C — The priest sets the value; if redeemed, a fifth part is added. KJV Reference: Leviticus 27:11–13 — “The priest shall value it… then he shall add a fifth part…”

Answer: C — The priest is the one who values the house as good or bad. KJV Reference: Leviticus 27:14 — “The priest shall estimate it, whether it be good or bad…”

Answer: B — Redemption required adding a fifth part to the valuation. KJV Reference: Leviticus 27:15 — “Then he shall add the fifth part of the money of thy estimation unto it…”

Answer: C — The valuation is tied to “the seed thereof,” giving a practical measuring standard. KJV Reference: Leviticus 27:16 — “According to the seed thereof…”

Answer: E — None of the above. The priest adjusts the estimation based on how many years are left until jubilee. KJV Reference: Leviticus 27:18 — “The priest shall reckon… according to the years that remain…”

Answer: C — Like other redemptions in this chapter, a fifth part was added. KJV Reference: Leviticus 27:19 — “He shall add the fifth part of the money of thy estimation unto it…”

Answer: C — Devoted things were treated as most holy and could not be sold or redeemed. KJV Reference: Leviticus 27:28 — “No devoted thing… shall be sold or redeemed: every devoted thing is most holy…”

Answer: C — The verse states plainly that such a devoted person shall not be redeemed. KJV Reference: Leviticus 27:29 — “None devoted… shall be redeemed; but shall surely be put to death.”

Answer: C — The chapter says the tithe of the land and of the herd is the LORD’s and is holy unto Him. KJV Reference: Leviticus 27:30 — “All the tithe of the land… is the LORD’S: it is holy unto the LORD.”