Judaism is called an Abrahamic religion- what does that mean?

Abraham was the founder of Judaism

1st king of Israel, many victories against the Philistines

One of the things that kingdoms of Israel and Judah had in common was:

both practiced the monotheistic Israelite religion

built the 1st temple in Jerusalem

Define the word prophet

messenger sent by God to share God's words with the people

Why would someone go to a synagogue?

to pray and study Jewish history

killed Goliath and built Jerusalem

All of these are true of the Assyrians except:

they lived in peace with the kingdom of Israel

God promised to guide the Israelites back to Canaan, so they promised to follow his teachings.

This is an example of a covenant.

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Judaism Quiz Review

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1
What is the Torah?
book of songs
Hebrew Bible
book of poems
a scroll from the Dead Sea
2
The Israelites kept __________, it was a way of eating that follows the rules of God.
Rabbi
Vegetarian
Diaspora
Kosher
3
In what way were the Israelites different from the people living in Canaan?
they were polytheistic
they followed a king
they were monotheistic
they did not believe in any religion
4
Who forced the exile of thousands of people from Jerusalem to Babylon?
Egyptians
Babylonians
Assyrians
Mesopotamians
5
Judaism is called an Abrahamic religion- what does that mean?
Abraham was the ruler of the Israelites
Abraham was the founder of Judaism
Abraham was the king of Canaan
Abraham was the God they worshipped
6
Which vocabulary word means the scattering and moving away of Jews from their homeland?
diaspora
kosher
Sabbath
prophet
7
Who did God choose to lead the Israelites out of slavery?
Abraham
Moses
David
Saul
8
Who is Saul?
religious leader of the Israelites
king who killed Goliath and built Jerusalem
king who built the 1st temple in Jerusalem
1st king of Israel, many victories against the Philistines
9
One of the things that kingdoms of Israel and Judah had in common was:
both practiced the monotheistic Israelite religion
people in both spoke Arabic
both were conquered by the Assyrians
they had no similarities
10
A rabbi was the governor of the kingdom of Israel.
True
False
11
Who is Solomon?
religious leader of the Israelites
built the 1st temple in Jerusalem
killed Goliath and built Jerusalem
1st king of Israel
12
Because of the plagues, pharaoh
lost his 1st born son
let the Israelites go from slavery
hated the Israelites even more
all of these
13
Define the word prophet
another name given to God
messenger sent by God to share God's words with the people
someone who is holy and can communicate with spirits
a person who runs religious services
14
Why would someone go to a synagogue?
to pray and study Jewish history
to get advice
to review the type of jobs they can do
to read
15
These were found near the Dead Sea and revealed information about the people who lived there.
Torah
clay tablets
Dead Sea Scrolls
Bible
16
The capital of the Israelite kingdom was:
Mecca
Samaria
Cairo
Jerusalem
17
Why did the Israelites leave Canaan?
they were asked to come to Egypt by the pharaoh
they never left Canaan
there was a shortage of food
there was a drought
18
The twelve tribes were family groups of early Judaism.
False
True
19
Who is King David
killed Goliath and built Jerusalem
religious leader of the Israelites
built the 1st temple in Jerusalem
1st king of Israel
20
All of these are true of the Assyrians except:
they wanted to control trade routes
they destroyed building and towns
they lived in peace with the kingdom of Israel
they conquered Israel and forced them to pay tribute
21
God promised to guide the Israelites back to Canaan, so they promised to follow his teachings.
This is an example of The 10 Commandments
This is an example of the Torah
This is an example of a covenant.
This is an example of a proverb

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