Concept:Moses fled from Egypt because he feared for his life after Pharaoh learned that he had killed an Egyptian.
Explanation:Moses killed an Egyptian who was beating a Hebrew slave.
The next day, when Moses tried to settle a quarrel between two Hebrews, one of them asked whether Moses intended to kill him as he had killed the Egyptian.
Moses then realised that his action was already known in the camp.
When the news reached Pharaoh, Pharaoh sought to kill Moses for the offence.
Out of fear for his life, Moses ran away to the land of Midian, a desert region south of Judah, to escape the death penalty that Pharaoh had ordered against him.
This is confirmed in Exodus 2:15, which says that when Pharaoh heard of the matter, he sought to kill Moses.
It was not the Egyptian security officers or the mob that Moses feared most, but Pharaoh himself, who had the supreme authority to execute him.
Answer:B. killed by Pharoah of Egypt