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The five books of the Torah are
the world's first literature
superceded by later books
central creedal statement of Judaism
believed to have been revealed by God to Moses
2
The revolt the Jews waged against Rome ended in 135 CE when the Romans
leveled Jerusalem
agreed to allow Jews in the government
gave freedom to the Jews
leveled Rome
3
Greek for "five books"; the Torah
Pentagram
Pennsylvania
Pentateuch
4
Torah defines and applies
ethics only
nothing
worship only
worship and ethics
5
the high point of the Passover festival
Seder
Zionism
Diaspora
Talmud
6
The person renowned for building the Temple called the "Beautiful". He was David's son.
Nero
Solomon
Moses
Herod
7
Jews refer to the Hebrew Bible as the
Mishnah
Old Testament
Talmud
Tanakh
8
This man was called the first Patriarch; God called him to be a "great nation".
Moses
Jacob
Esau
Abraham
9
the persecution of the Jews by German Nazis from 1933 to 1945
holocaust
kaddish
talmud
rabbi
10
Jews believe that God is
only known at a distance
directly involved in history
only one of a series of gods
at times subject to human will
11
This man was Abraham's grandson; his name was changed to Israel.
David
Esau
Moses
Jacob
12
writings blending the oral and written forms of Torah, based on the Mishnah
Talmud
Torah
Testament
Tanakh
13
The person who helped free the Israelites from slavery in Egypt.
Daniel
Goliath
David
Moses
14
what Yom Kippur emphasizes
Dialogue
Pentateuch
Repentance
Seder
15
literally "Instruction", the will of God revealed to mankind
Talmud
Pentateuch
Torah
Mishnah
16
a coming of age service for a Jewish girl
bar mitzvah
bat mitzvah
rabbi
synagogue
17
God's name appears in the Hebrew Bible in the equivalent of which letters?
INRI
YHWH
TNK
TOR
18
a building for Jewish worship
Rabbi
Sinai
Synagogue
Torah
19
the most famous of the 613 laws of the Torah
the Five Constant Relationships
the Ten Commandments
the Five Precepts
the Kashruth laws
20
a prayer of mourning
Kasparian
Kiddush
Ku Klux Klan
Kaddish
21
The Israelite king whom Jews have always regarded as a prototype of the Messiah:
Nebuchadnezzar
Nero
David
Herod
22
the situation of Jews living away from their homeland
Mishnah
Pentateuch
Ten Commandments
Diaspora
23
Jewish mysticism which teaches that God can best be known with the heart
shema
dreidl
kabbalah
yarmulke
24
A "nabi", or mouthpiece for God, is called this in English:
messenger
midwife
angel
prophet
25
Jews are allowed by the laws of Kashruth to eat a cheeseburger
True
False
26
The people who destroyed the Jerusalem temple in 70 CE
Romans
Babylonians
Assyrians
Egyptians
27
a movement committed to the establishment of a Jewish homeland
Talmud
Rabbi
Zionism
Mishnah
28
These conquered Palestine and the surrounding area in the seventh century CE.
Muslims
Babylonians
Chinese
Egyptians
29
the starting point for rabbinic study of the oral Torah, composed about 200 CE
Diaspora
Torah
Talmud
Mishnah
30
A form of Judaism from 18th century eastern Europe; leadership of the tzaddik.
Reform
Hasidism
Conservative
Orthodox
31
He received the law at Mount Sinai and is regarded as the Torah's author:
David
Moses
Jacob
Abraham
32
a teacher of Torah and leader of Jewish worship
Torah
Mishnah
Holocaust
Rabbi
33
Israel was granted statehood in
1948
1933
1958
1941