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6th Grade Review on Judaism
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1
What continent is Israel apart of?
Asia
Middle East
Africa
Europe
2
What will you find in the Talmud?
The 10 Commandments
The history of the Jews according to the Prophets
Rabbis' lectures on oral teachings of Moses
The Israelite story of liberation (freedom)
3
Which of these best summarizes the Exodus?
the conflict between the Hebrews and Romans.
the scattering of Jews to many parts of the world.
the Hebrews' departure from slavery in Egypt.
the journey Abraham took to Mesopotamia.
4
Which event do Jews remember when celebrating the Passover?
The Exodus
The burning of the 2nd Temple
The Diaspora
The Exile
5
Jewish religious teachers are called?
Rabbis
Preists
Zealots
High Holy Men
6
What does monotheism mean?
honoring the Sabbath
following Mosaic Law
believing in one God
receiving messages from God
7
A Jewish house of worship?
stadium
synagogue
mosque
church
8
The Assyrians resettled the Israelites to
allow them to be with family.
keep them from reaching the Promised Land.
get them closer to better soil for farming.
keep them from rebelling.
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BONUS ??!!! Which of the following do Jews consider to be the most holy day of the year?
Yom Kippur
Passover
Halloween
Hanukkah
10
According to the Torah, God's second covenant was made with
Abraham
The Pharaoh
The Israelites
Moses
11
The Hebrews' religion was called?
Judaism
Islam
Buddism
Christianity
12
A code of moral laws written on 2 stone tablets?
Diaspora
Ten Commandments
High Holy Days
13
What did some prophets say would happen if the Jews did not obey God's laws?
They would wander in the desert for 40 years.
They would be forced into slavery again.
They would be driven out of their homeland
They would be punished by starvation.
14
God promised this man to a new land and make his descendants into a mighty nation.
Solomon
David
Abraham
Moses
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The scattering of Jews to many parts of the world?
Diaspora
Genesis
Passover
Exodus
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People who receive messages from God are?
Orthodox Jews
psalms
prophets
17
The most sacred text in Judaism is the...
Talmud
Dead Sea Scrolls
Torah
Bible
18
Which shows the Jew's belief in justice and righteousness?
People were considered guilty until a trial proved otherwise
Jews are expected to learn about Judaism
Jews are expected to worship one God
Jews follow 10 Commandments & to be fair in business deals
19
Why was Saul important to Israel?
He made Jerusalem the capital.
He was the first king of Israel
he was a great judge
He was the father of David.
20
The three patriarchs of Judaism
Abraham, Isaac, Jacob
Abraham, Moses, Isaac
Abraham, Jacob, Moses
Moses, Isaac, Jacob
21
How did Judaism spread in ancient times?
People wanted to be like the Hebrews and converted
They practiced their religion where they were even in exile
missionary work
The Talmud was published and became a bestseller
22
Why are such festivals such as Passover important to Jews today?
Eating was an important tradition to Jews.
Religious festivals helped Jews feel connected to the past
Festivals allowed the Jews to worship their kings & prophets
Religious festivals honored the gods
23
How are Judaism and Christianity similar?
They both celebrate Passover
They are both monotheistic religions
The Talmud is a sacred source to both religions
They both honor the writings of Moses
24
Who was responsible for allowing Jews to build the second temple in Jerusalem?
Mrs. Stirling and Mrs. Atilano
David
Cyrus the Great
Solomon
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What were the origins of the Hebrews?
They were farmers from Mesopotamia
They were nomads that lived between Egypt and Mesopotamia
Moses was instructed by God to go to the Promise Land
Jacob and his people suffered a famine and migrated to Egypt
