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How can learning about Judaism and other religions benefit us?

How does Orthodox Judaism generally differ from Reform Judaism?

Understanding World Religions: What is Judaism?

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How does Orthodox Judaism generally differ from Reform Judaism?
Orthodox Judaism is more traditional in practices.
Both have the same level of traditional practices.
Reform Judaism is more traditional in practices.
Orthodox Judaism only practices dietary laws.
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How can learning about Judaism and other religions benefit us?
By providing new holiday traditions
By encouraging religious debates
By helping us understand and respect others
By making everyone agree on one religion
3
Who is considered the founder of Judaism?
Solomon
David
Abraham
Moses
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What does "monotheism" mean in Judaism?
Belief in one god
Belief in holy animals
Belief in many gods
Belief in spirits
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Which of the following is NOT one of the main branches of Judaism?
Orthodox
Evangelical
Reform
Conservative
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What is the Torah?
A sacred Jewish temple
A collection of Jewish holidays
A set of dietary laws
The holy book of Judaism
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What does "kosher" mean in Judaism?
Holy or blessed
Permissible according to Jewish dietary laws
A Jewish holiday
A type of Jewish prayer
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What is the Jewish Sabbath?
A day of family gatherings only
A day of work and labor
A day of rest and worship
A holiday for New Year
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What was the Holocaust?
A Jewish festival
An event in Jewish mythology
A tragic period of persecution
A celebration of freedom
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What does it mean to "keep kosher" in Judaism?
Following specific dietary laws
Only eating food on holidays
Avoiding all sweets and desserts
Following a vegetarian diet