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The tone of the Jewish Sabbath is
pensive and regretful
angry and charged
joyful and celebratory
serious and somber
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a container/box in a synagogue that hold the 5 Scrolls of the Torah
Yad
Bimah
Ark
Challah
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A 7-day period of mourning and support for the family of a lost loved one
Sedar
Shiva
Sukka
Sallah
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What would one find inside a Mezuzah?
words of the Talmud
scroll with the Shema
tiny Tallit
replica of tablets with 10 commandments
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an elevated platform used for Torah reading purposes
Kippa
Tallit
Yad
Bimah
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A Jewish marriage is meant to symbolically recreate
Temple of Jerusalem
Laws on Sinai
Family of Jacob
Garden of Eden
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During the Sabbath, Jews are required to avoid
Reading
Circumcision
Creative Work
Eating
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A traditional Passover meal that involves the reading of the Haggadah
Sedar
Zadakah
Shofar
Sukka
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2 day festival to celebrate the New Year
Passover
Shavuot
Yom Kippur
Rosh Hashanah
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Which of the following is NOT a kosher food law in Judaism?
Forbiddance of Pork
Slaughtering rules
Not mixing meat and dairy
Forbiddance of drinking alcohol
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small box containing biblical passages tied to forehead & left arm
ark
yad
phylactery
mezzuzah
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Creative writings (short stories, poetry, wisdom literature) in the Bible
Nevi'im
Ketuvim
Tanakh
Torah
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The ceremony of circumcision performed on the 8th day of a boy’s life
bar mitzvah
shabat
shiva
bris
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Which of the following is NOT an accessory used in Jewish prayer?
Phylactery
Tanakh
Kippa
Tallit
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What is the most important holy day for Jews?
Yom Kippur
Hannukah
Passover
Rosh Hashanah
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“Feast of Booths” that commemorates the 40 years the Israelites spent in the desert
Shavuot
Sukkoth
Yom Kippur
Days of Awe
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“Hear, O Israel, you will love the Lord Your God with all your heart, soul, and strength”
Sedar
Shiva
Shema
Shabat
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a bridal canopy that creates a sacred space for the bride and groom at a Jewish wedding
huppah
ketubah
shofar
kippah
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skullcap worn as a sign of devoutness
phylactery
ark
tallit
kippa
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ram’s horn ceremonially blown during the Days of Awe
bimah
tadakha
tanakh
shofar