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TCI Lesson 11 The Origins of Judaism
TCI Lesson 11 The Origins of Judaism
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TCI Lesson 11 TCI History Alive! #BISM G6 2022 Props to Miss F!
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How does the Torah say that Abraham first came to the land of Canaan?
He moved with his family from Mesopotamia.
He passed through the area as a wandering shepherd.
He led an army that won land from the Philistines.
He guided the Israelites out of Egypt.
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What does Exodus mean?
stay
forget
depart
believe
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Who was the king of Israel before David was?
Solomon
Paul
Saul
Abraham
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What did David give the Israelites that they had never had before?
a temple
a strong central government
food banks
the ten commandments
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How many years did Moses and the Israelites wander in the wilderness?
5
30
20
40
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What did David provide for the Jewish people that they did not have before?
a famous temple
a strong central government
a strong army
a set of commandments
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Exodus means "departure." In the history of the Israelites, the Exodus was the departure from
Babylon.
Canaan.
Egypt.
Ur.
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What place did the Jewish people believe was the promised land?
Babylon
Egypt
Canaan
Ur
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Suppose that you were to arrange the following events in order. What event happened second?
Moses climbed Mount Sinai.
The Israelites moved to Egypt.
David was king of the Jewish people.
Abraham moved to Canaan.
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Who unified the Israelites into a single nation?
Abraham
Solomon
David
Moses
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For which achievement is Solomon most famous?
starting a school
winning a battle
uniting a nation
building a temple
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According to the Torah, what did Moses bring to his people from Mount Sinai?
food to eat in the desert
most of the Hebrew Bible
the Ten Commandments
directions for building the temple
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How did ancient Judaism differ from other religions at the time?
famous leaders
rules for how to act
belief in one God
more elegant temples
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According to the Torah, the faith that would become Judaism began with a covenant, or
written contract.
religious gathering.
holy dream.
sacred agreement.
