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Judaism Review game for Mr. Beidler's Comparative Religion Course.
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Which of these is
NOT
found in the Tanakh?
Ketuvim
Kosher
Nevi'im
Torah
2
is the most religious site in the world for the Jewish people. (in Jerusalem)
Wailing Wall (Western Wall)
Synagogue
Tanakh
shofar
3
The Hebrews believed in one God. This is called
non-theism
monotheism
atheism
polytheism
4
The eight day holy period known as the Feast of Dedication or the Festival of Lights.
Hanukkah
Sukkot
Purim
Shavuot
5
What is the term describing the time between the ancient Hebrew Kingdom and modern Israel?
Zionism
Semite
Pentateuch
Diaspora
6
sacred text that contains the most important commands for Jews
Kosher
Sabbath
tefillin
Sh'ma
7
seven-candle lampstand of the ancient Hebrews (nine for Hanukkah)
menorah
tefillin
shofar
Synagogue
8
"daughter of the commandment": coming of age for Jewish girls
Bar Mitzvah
Sh'ma
Bat Mitzvah
Kosher
9
Leader of the Zionist Movement
Jacob
Theodore Herzl
Moses
Abraham
10
first of the ancient Hebrew kings; committed suicide
King Saul
King David
Esther
King Solomon
11
Which of these empires did
NOT
hold the Jews in capitity?
Assyrian
Persian
British
Babylonian
12
Ancient home of the Israelites - the "Promised Land".
Anatolia
Egypt
Torah
Canaan
13
Jews may eat pork as long as it is Kosher.
True
False
14
Jewish New Year
Shavuot
Sukkot
Yom Kippur
Rosh Hashanah
15
Which of these is the most traditional and strict of the Jewish denominations?
Reconstructionist
Orthodox
Conservative
Reform
16
English translation of the Hebrew name for God (not to be spoken)
Moses
Esther
Yahweh
Abraham
17
final Hebrew king; built the first permanent temple
King David
King Saul
King Solomon
pharaoh
18
original Jewish patriarch who received the covenant from God
King David
Moses
Jacob
Abraham
19
became a Persian queen and helped save the Jewish people
Yahweh
pharaoh
Esther
Theodore Herzl
20
Feast of Tabernacles (Booths), 40 years of wandering in the wilderness
Sukkot
Shavuot
Hanukkah
Purim
21
a Jewish place of worship
kippah
Synagogue
Covenant
menorah
22
"son of the commandment": coming of age for Jewish boys
Bat Mitzvah
Sh'ma
Circumcision
Bar Mitzvah
23
skullcap, also called a Yarmelka (Yiddish)
Tanakh
kippah
tefillin
mezuzah
24
contains bits of scripture and is mounted on doorways of Jewish homes
tefillin
shofar
kippah
mezuzah
25
delivered the Hebrew people from Egyptian captivity, received the ten commandments from God
Abraham
Jacob
King David
Moses
26
The most important of the holy days, known as "The Day of Atonement."
Shavuot
Rosh Hashanah
Yom Kippur
Passover
27
father of the "twelve tribes" whose name was changed to Israel
Jacob
King David
Abraham
Moses
28
A diaspora is the scattering of a group of people.
False
True
29
symbol of the modern Jewish nation-state of Israel
Star of the David
Wailing Wall (Western Wall)
menorah
Synagogue
30
weekly observance of worship and commitment to God
Sabbath
Kosher
Circumcision
Sh'ma
31
Hebrew king who conquered Jerusalem (star of, killed the giant Goliath)
King David
pharaoh
King Saul
King Solomon
32
an agreement made between God and the Jewish people
tefillin
mezuzah
Tanakh
Covenant
33
The Jewish chief official is a:
caliph
bishop
rabbi
martyr
34
Noah's ark and the flood story is an example of covenant.
True
False
35
In 1947 the United Nations proposed that Palestine be split into to two countries.
True
False
36
physical sign of the Covenant, done when Jewish boys are one week old
Sh'ma
Bar Mitzvah
Circumcision
Bat Mitzvah
37
the book, law of God as revealed to Moses and in the first five books of the Hebrew scriptures
Torah
menorah
Tanakh
Star of the David
38
celebrates the Giving of the Law (Moses receiving the 10 commandments)
Sukkot
Purim
Shavuot
Passover
39
King of Egypt
pharaoh
King David
King Saul
King Solomon
40
commemorates Esther's role in saving the Jewish people from death
Purim
Shavuot
Passover
Sukkot
41
Orthodox Jews believe in the cremation of the body.
True
False
42
How many years did the Israelites travel in the wilderness before they reached Canaan?
10
40
20
80
43
David slew the much larger _ with a slingshot.
Jeroboam
Samson
Uriah
Goliath
44
term for the Jewish scriptures, a combination of three sections
mezuzah
Tanakh
tefillin
Torah
45
ram's horn blown for ceremonial purposes
kippah
shofar
Tanakh
tefillin
46
dietary laws describing what is acceptable for Jews to eat
Sh'ma
Kosher
Bat Mitzvah
Circumcision
47
When Moses was born he was a:
Muslim
Hebrew slave
Prince
Pharaoh
48
holiday celebrating deliverance from slavery in ancient Egypt
Passover
Purim
Sukkot
Shavuot
49
small boxes of scripture tied by Jews around their forearms and heads
mezuzah
tefillin
menorah
kippah
50
movement to establish a politically viable, internationally recognized Jewish state.
Diaspora
Exodus
Kosher-ism
Zionism