| Question | Answer | % Correct |
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| Jesus's family lives in Nazareth, but must visit Bethlehem for a Roman census | Luke | 80%
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| Mary gives birth to Jesus but, with nowhere to stay the night, is forced to lay him in a manger | Luke | 80%
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| The family stops in Jerusalem (in Judea) thirty days after Jesus's birth to perform the required rites | Luke | 80%
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| Jesus's birth is kept secret from Herod; Joseph immediately takes the family all the way to Egypt, returning only after Herod dies | Matthew | 80%
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| The family moves up to Nazareth to avoid Herod's successor Archelaus, who controls Judea | Matthew | 80%
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| Jesus's mother is a virgin named Mary | Both | 60%
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| John the Baptist is a relative of Jesus | Luke | 60%
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| An unnamed angel tells Joseph not to break off the engagement because Mary's child is from God | Matthew | 60%
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| Magi (or "wise men") from the East visit the family at a house in Bethlehem | Matthew | 60%
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| King Herod's men slaughter all boys in and around Bethlehem who are two or younger; tradition puts the number in the tens of thousands | Matthew | 60%
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| John the Baptist, forerunner of Jesus, is conceived by a miracle | Luke | 40%
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| Angels appear to shepherds in the fields and loudly announce the birth of Jesus | Luke | 40%
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| Mary is engaged to Joseph, who is descended from King David | Both | 20%
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| The angel Gabriel appears to Mary, telling her she will conceive by the Holy Spirit | Luke | 20%
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| The child is called "Emmanuel", meaning "God [is] with us" | Matthew | 20%
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