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- Joseph's father: Jacob (Israel)

- Joseph's mother: Rachel

- Who bought Joseph from the Ishmaelites: Potiphar (an Egyptian officer)

- Who bought Joseph from the Midianites: Potiphar

- Position Joseph held while a slave in Egypt: Overseer of Potiphar's household

- Woman urging Joseph to lie with her: Potiphar's wife

- Gift Joseph's father gave him: A multicolored coat

- Reason Joseph's brothers hated him: His father's favoritism and the multicolored coat

- Recurring theme in Joseph's dreams: Family members bowing down to him

- Brother who convinced others not to kill Joseph: Judah

- Price merchantmen bought Joseph from his brothers: Twenty pieces of silver

- Interpretation of dreams for two prisoners: Cupbearer would be restored, baker would be hanged

- Dream indicating dreamer's position restored: Cupbearer's dream

- Brother not allowed by Jacob to travel to Egypt: Benjamin

- Joseph's actions when his brothers first came to Egypt: Tested and revealed his identity

- Joseph's age when he stood before Pharaoh: 30 years old

- Names of Joseph’s sons: Manasseh and Ephraim

- What Joseph's brothers found in their sacks of grain: Returned money

- Brother offering himself as a replacement for Benjamin: Judah

- Name Pharaoh gave to Joseph: Zaphenath-Paneah

- What Pharaoh gave Joseph: Position of governor over all of Egypt

- Joseph's age when he died: 110 years old

- Where Joseph's family ended up living: Land of Goshen

- Heroes in the story of Joseph: Joseph and Judah

- Signs of Joseph's Egyptianization: Adopting Egyptian clothing, customs, and language

- Whom Joseph credited for the interpretation of dreams: God

- Tribal system beginning with this man’s death: Jacob (Israel)