Those who were speaking in tongues on the day of Pentecost were all Galileans.

• A. scribes
• B. Romans
• C. Pharisees
• D. Galileans

Answer: (D)

The key point is the origin of the speakers on Pentecost. The text records that the people listening were amazed and asked, “Are not all these who are speaking Galileans?” This question confirms that the ones speaking in tongues were from Galilee, i.e., Galileans. The scene shows the Spirit empowering these Galileans to speak in other languages, not the activity of Romans, scribes, or Pharisees. So the best answer is Galileans because the passage explicitly identifies the speakers by their Galilean origin, while the other groups are not described as the ones doing the speaking in this event.