How did the people of Israel understand their identity?

a chosen people saved from slavery by God's power

Why was David able to defeat Goliath?

God wanted to show his power in a short shepherd

Why is the History of Judaism and Israel important?

basis for western religion and culture

How did Moses' birth reflect the birth of Hammurabi?

both were found as infants floating in the river

Which of the following is not true about the importance of Judaism in history?

Jews became the richest people in every society

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History of Israel Quiz

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1
How did the people of Israel understand their identity?
People above all others given the 10 commandments
a Conquering nation to rule the world
Moses and Abraham's children of light
a chosen people saved from slavery by God's power
2
Which of the 10 Commandments provided the first official day of rest?
the sixth commandment
the fourth commandment
the first commandment
none of the commandments did this
3
What city did King David establish as the heart of the Israelite kingdom?
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Lachshish
Jericho
4
Where did Abraham come from?
Egypt
Babylon
Canaan
Sumeria
5
Why was David able to defeat Goliath?
God loves an underdog
because David was a better fighter
God wanted to show his power in a short shepherd
Shepherds are lethal
6
What great legacy were both Hammurabi and Moses known for?
defeating slavers
establishing law codes
building great walls
crossing great waterways
7
Why is the History of Judaism and Israel important?
basis for western religion and culture
because they are all true
good vs evil stories
dramatic stories and lots of miracles
8
What story is similar in the Bible and in Mesopotamian legends?
the passage across the river of death
the search for the immortal flower
The end of the universe
the great flood
9
How did Moses' birth reflect the birth of Hammurabi?
both were born into royalty
both were warriors from an early age
both were found as infants floating in the river
both became great kings
10
Who is considered the father of Judaism?
Abraham
David
Moses
Jacob
11
Which of the following is not true about the importance of Judaism in history?
Jews became the richest people in every society
provided an ethical religion and a contract with God
Judaism created the basic laws of western society
creates the idea of only one God

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