Ner Tamid in a synagogue represents...

Eternal light, God’s presence

The Torah includes which five books?

Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy

Sacred scroll containing law and teachings

A collection of writings interpreting the Torah including rabbi debates

Ram’s horn blown on Rosh Hashanah/Yom Kippur

Segregated area Jews were forced into during the Holocaust

Rabbinnic interpretations and stories that explain gaps in biblical texts

Commandments found in the Torah covering all aspects of life

Movement for the reestablishment of Israel

Doorpost scroll containing the Shema prayers

Refers to jewish communities living outside Israel

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1
A future anointed leader who will bring peace and restore the Jewish kingdom
Messiah
Jewish Kingdom
Moses
The Chosen People
2
Most traditional type of Jews
None
Orthodox
Reform
Conservative
3
Mishah is the written version of oral laws
False
True
4
The type of Jews that keeps tradition while being modern to ideas
None
Reform
Orthodox
Conservative
5
What happened last in Jewish History?
Babalonian destroyed temples
The creation of the modern state of Israel
Moses freeing the hebrew people
The Holocaust
6
Yom Kippur
Festival of lights
Celebrates Exodus from Egypt
Day of atonement
Harvest festival
7
Bar and Bat Mitzvahs are done at 12 (girls) and 13 (boys)
False
True
8
Tzedakah
Charity and justice
Preserving life overrides almost every religious law
Liberal approach
Core values in legal and personal relationships
9
Mourner's prayer said regularly to honor the deceased
Kaddish
Shoah
Torah
Shema
10
Menorah
Worn to show respect for God
Jewish Dietary Laws
Seven branched candelabra
Another name fore a dreidel
11
Tefillin
Jewish Dietary Laws
Another name for a dreidel
Prayer shawl and fringes worn during weekday prayer
Leather boxes with scripture worn during weekday prayer
12
Abraham is known as...
The Father of Jews
The Messiah
Moses
Joseph
13
Gemara is the commentary on the Mishnah
False
True
14
Mitzvah
Ram’s horn blown on Rosh Hashanah/Yom Kippur
Prayer shawl and fridges worn during worship
Segregated area Jews were forced into during the Holocaust
Commandement and Jewish Law (613 in Torah)
15
Which of the following is a symbol of enlightenment?
Menorah
Ner Tamid
Menorah
Ark
16
The type of Jews that put importance to individualism
Reform
Conservative
None
Orthodox
17
Shivah
Morning period 7 days long
Mourner's prayer said regularly to honor the deceased
Celebrates the saving of Jews in Persia
Ceremony includes standing under a chuppah
18
What does the section of the Tanakh Nevi'im focus on?
Historical and prophetic books
Written version of oral laws
Poetry, wisdom, and stories
Five books of Moses
19
Kippah
Skullcap worn to show respect for God
Seven branched candelabra
Leather boxes with scripture worn during weekday prayer
Jewish Dietary Laws
20
Ner Tamid in a synagogue represents...
Raised platform for reading Torah
Eternal light, God’s presence
Symbol of enlightenment
Holds the Torah scrolls
21
The Torah includes which five books?
Deuteronomy, Judges, Kings, Samuel, and Proverbs.
Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy
Leviticus, Joshua, Isaiah, Numbers, and Psalms.
Genesis, Exodus, Deuteronomy, Chronicles, and Ezekiel.
22
Kashrut or Kosher
Dietary Jewish laws
Segregated area Jews were forced into during the Holocaust
A place of worship, also called a Shul
Commandement and Jewish Law
23
Purim is a holiday associated with the Book of Esther
False
True
24
Torah
A collection of hymns and palms told during Jewish religious ceremonies
A Jewish festival
Sacred scroll containing law and teachings
A place of worship, also called a Shul
25
Costumes are worn and the Megillah is read during Purim
False
True
26
The Shema prayer declares the oneness of God
True
False
27
Talmud
Five books of Moses
Historical and prophetic books
Rabbinnic interpretations and stories
A collection of writings interpreting the Torah including rabbi debates
28
Celebrates Exodus from Egypt
Sukkat
Rosh Hashanah
Passover
Purim
29
Shofar
Ram’s horn blown on Rosh Hashanah/Yom Kippur
Jewish sabbath
Segregated area Jews were forced into during the Holocaust
Movement for the reestablishment of Israel
30
Who led the israelites from slavery in Egypt?
Moses
Abraham
Solomon
Issac
31
The Hebrew Bible is called...
Talmud
Midrash
Tanakh
Torah
32
What does the section of the Tanakh Ketuvim focus on?
Rabbinnic interpretations and stories
Poetry, wisdom, and stories
Covers creation and the patriarchs
Historical and prophetic books
33
Tefflin is worn on arm (heart) and head (mind)
False
True
34
Jews believe they are chosen to set a moral example and live according to God’s Laws
Messiah
The Chosen People
Jewish
God
35
Tikkun Olam means...
God is transcendent
The future anointed leader who will bring peace restore the Jewish kingdom
Sabbath
Repairing the world
36
Shabbat
Jewish New Year
A day of fasting and reflection
Jewish Sabbath
Holiday celebrating the harvest
37
Following Kosher, you can mix milk and meat
True
False
38
Ghetto
A place of worship, also called a Shul
Prayer shawl and fridges worn during worship
Doorpost scroll containing the Shema prayers
Segregated area Jews were forced into during the Holocaust
39
Midrash
Commentary on the Mishnah
Covers creation and the patriarchs
Historical and prophetic books
Rabbinnic interpretations and stories that explain gaps in biblical texts
40
613 Mitzvot
Belief in one God. God is transcendent, omnipotent, and compassionate
Commandments found in the Torah covering all aspects of life
A future anointed leader who will bring peace restore the Jewish kingdom
Jews they are chosen to set an example and live according to God’s Laws
41
Zionism
A cultural movement on creating a universal language for Jewish people
Prejudice against Jews
Movement for the reestablishment of Israel
Jewish dietary laws
42
Unweaved bread eaten on Passover
Kippah
Matzah
Pesach
Shul
43
Jewish sabbath is from Friday sunset to Saturday sunset
False
True
44
Monotheism
To believe in no Gods
To be unsure in belief
To believe in multiple Gods
To believe in one God
45
What is the Torah also called?
The Five Books of Moses
The Hebrew Bible
The Five Books of Abraham
Talmud
46
Jewish new year
Passover
Yom Kippur
Rosh Hashanah
Hanukkah
47
Raised platform for reading Torah
Menorah
Ark
Bimah
Ner Tamid
48
Mezuzah
Skullcap worn to show respect for God
Ram’s horn blown on Rosh Hashanah/Yom Kippur
Coming age of ceremony
Doorpost scroll containing the Shema prayers
49
Key prayers affirming God’s oneness (Shema) and offering praise, petitions, and thanks (amidah)
True
False
50
Celebrates the saving of Jews in Persia (book of Esther)
Passover
Hanukkah
Purim
Yom Kippur
51
Exile and Diaspora
Founded in 1948 as a homeland for Jews after the Holocaust
Core values in legal and personal relationships
God made a covenant promising him land and descendants
Refers to jewish communities living outside Israel
52
Dietary laws
Pikuach
Chesed
Kosher
Tzedakah
53
Synagogue
A place to celebrate and have feasts
A school, also called a Menorah
A place of worship, also called a Shul
A shawl worn during weekday prayer
54
Three times a day, Orthodox Jews pray facing Jerusalem
True
False
55
Founded in 1948 as a homeland for Jews after the Holocaust. COntinues to be central to Jewish identity and politics
Father of the Jewish people
Jews have experienced multiple exiles (Babylon, Roman empire)
Modern Israel
The temple of destruction that made an impact on Jews
56
Shoah
A holiday celebrated annually commemorating the harvest
The festival of light
A traditional wedding ceremony
The genocide of 6 million Jews in Nazi Germany
57
Tallit and Tzitzit
Worn to show respect for God
Leather boxes with scripture worn during weekday prayer
Prayer shawl and fringes worn during weekday prayer
Jewish Dietary Laws
58
Rabbi
A ceremonial leader who is responsible with organizing events
A professional musician
Jewish teacher and religious leader
A political leader who makes decisions for the Jewish community
59
What are the parts of the Talmud?
Nevi'im and Ketuvim
Exodus and Genesis
Talmud and Torah
Mishah and Gemara
60
Festival of lights
Hanukkah
Yom Kippur
Passover
Purim
61
What came first in Jewish History?
Moses freeing the hebrew people
The Maccabees restore the temple that was destroyed
Abrham and Sarah traveling to the promised land
Solomon builds the temple and Jerusalem
62
Sukkat
Celebrates the saving of Jews in Persia
Jewish new year
Day of atonement
Harvest festival
63
Pikuach means that preserving life overrides almost every religious law
False
True
64
A Covenant is a sacred agreement
False
True

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