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CH 12 JUDAISM
CH 12 JUDAISM
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A form of Judaism that emphasizes mysticism, personal relationship with God, and a close-knit community.
Zionism
Hasidism
Conservatism
Progressivism
2
Jews living away from their ancestral homeland.
Diaspora
Babylonian Exile
Classical Judaism
Medieval Judaism
3
The Talmud is a extensive rabbinic commentary on the Mishnah.
True
False
4
The five books of the Torah are _______.
a summary of the entire Hebrew Bible
the central statement of Judaism’s religious laws
Both red and blue
traditionally believed to have been revealed directly by God
5
The Torah is ...
the revelation of God's will
all of the above
the first 5 books of the Bible
the divine Law
6
_______ received the Law at Mount Sinai and is regarded as the Torah’s author.
David
Abraham
Moses
Jacob
7
Zionism is the hostility toward Jews and Judaism.
False
True
8
The persecution of Jews by Nazis resulting in the murder of 6 million Jews.
Anti-Semitism
Hasidism
Holocaust
Zionism
9
One of the holiest cities for Judaism, as well as other religions, is _____________.
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Baghdad
10
Judaism, Christianity, & Islam all...
worship only one God
believe Jesus is the son of God
follow the teachings of the Qu'ran
believe in many divine gods
11
Who is the founder of Judaism?
Abraham
Moses
Siddhartha Gutuama
Jesus Christ
12
Literally means "instruction"; the will of God revealed to humankind.
Ten Commandments
Torah
Talmud
Mishnah
13
It is most accurate to think of the Jews as _______.
a single “race” of genetically related people
adherents of the first official religion in history
an ethnic group that shares a common history and religion
Both red and gold.
14
The Hebrew Bible has four sections.
True
False
15
Yom Kippur is the most solemn occasion in Judaism. What does the term
Yom Kippur
mean in English?
Time of Silence
Festival of Prayer
Day of Atonement
Night of Darkness
16
All of the following were key events in Israelite history
except
_______.
Fall of the two kingdoms (northern & southern)
Exodus from Egypt
Revelation on Mount Sinai
Assyrian exile
17
The clergy for Judaism are called...
Rabbis
Monks
Priests
Imams
18
The second large-scale revolt the Jews waged against Romans ended in AD 135 when the Romans _______.
Both red and blue
leveled Jerusalem
decreed that Jews could no longer inhabit Palestine
agreed to allow Jewish representatives in the Roman government
19
Judaism believes in one God, or Judaism is a _________________ religion
hedotheistic
Greek
polytheistic
monotheistic
20
A movement to start a Jewish homeland.
Hasidism
Zionism
Yom Kippur
Holocaust
21
Jews believe that God is _______.
subject to human authority at times
none of the above
completely uninvolved in history
directly involved in history
22
The basic theological statement of Judaism is ...
Shabbat
The Torah
The Shema
Rosh Hashana
23
Coming of age ritual for a Jewish girl
Rosh Hashanah
bat mitzvah
bar mitzvah
all of the above.
24
Kabbalah is Jewish mysticism which teaches that God is best known through the heart.
False
True
25
God’s name appears in the Bible in the Hebrew equivalents of the letters _______.
TNK
INRI
YHWH
TOR
26
God called him to be the father of a great nation; the first patriarch of the Jewish people
Abraham
Moses
David
Jacob
27
The religious symbol of Judaism
Yin Yang
Cross
Star of David
Crescent and Moon
28
The Jewish New Year is ...
Yom Kippur
Sukot
Passover
Rosh Hashanah
29
The holy day for Judaism that begins every Friday evening and ends every Saturday evening is...
Hanukkah
Diwali
Sabbath
Ramadan
30
The most famous of the 613 laws in the Torah.
Talmud
Mishnah
Ten Commandments
Bar Mitzvah
31
Circumcision is when the Shema is bound to a person's head and forearm.
True
False
32
The most important holy day for Jews is...
Sukot
Yom Kippur
Rosh Hashanah
Passover
33
Special meal with symbolic foods which retell the Exodus event. It is the high point of Passover.
Kosher
Seder
Atonement
Matzo
34
Because of this, Jews are understood to be God's Chosen People.
Shema
Torah
Covenant
Hebrew Bible
35
Why is Moses considered important in Judaism?
He freed the merchants
He ruled Egypt
He gained popularity in Greece
He freed the Jews from Egypt
36
The holy book of Judaism is?
The Koran / Qu'ran
The New Testament
The Torah
The Bible
37
Jews refer to the Hebrew Bible as the _______.
Tanak
Both red and blue.
Old Testament
Talmud
38
The sign of the Covenant is circumcision.
True
False
39
Passover is a festival that lasts one day commemorating the Exodus of the Jews from Egypt.
True
False
40
The Mishnah is one of the sections of the Hebrew Bible.
True
False
41
Yom Kippur emphasizes
repentance
none of the above
marriage
circumcision
42
The Jewish day of rest is Friday.
False
True
