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Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers & Deuteronomy are the first 5 books of the
Nevi’im
Torah
Ketuvim
Bhagavad Gita
2
The Torah is the section of the Hebrew Bible that contains
stories of Jesus.
the New Testament.
imaginative writings about the rapture.
the teachings of the Jewish religion.
3
Judaism is the oldest
religion in the world
religion in the world that worships Abraham
monotheistic religion in the world
polytheistic religion in the world
4
The strict dietary laws known as Kosher, refer to
only the consumption of food
both the preparation and consumption of food
when Jews are allowed to drink specific fluids
only the preparation of food
5
Who built the first temple in Jerusalem?
Moses
Abraham
Solomon
Pontius Pilot
6
What is tefillin?
A section of the Hebrew Bible
A set of 8 candles used to celebrate the holy day of Hanukkah
A Jewish prayer shall
Small black boxes containing prayers from the Torah
7
The 10 Commandments contain
the same rules and regulations as the 8 fold path
the stories of creation and the beginnings of Judaism
instructions for how to live your life with fairness justice, & compassion
the teachings of Abraham
8
After the conquering of the Babylonians and destruction of the 1
st
Temple, the Jews were put into exile in which of the
Egypt
The Promised Land
Babylonia
Canaan
9
Reform Judaism allows female rabbis.
FALSE
TRUE
10
Orthodox Judaism celebrates both Bar Mitzvahs and Bat Mitzvahs.
TRUE
FALSE
11
Why do many Jewish males wear a skull cap or a Yarmulke?
To carry prayers from the Torah
To follow the dietary laws of kosher and to avoid hair getting in food
To show dedication to God.
To show dedication to Abraham and Moses
12
According to Jewish dietary law, what two types of foods cannot be prepared or eaten together?
bread and olive oil
fish and wine
meat and dairy products
fruit and nuts
13
Reconstructionist Jews promote the freedom of individual rather than strict rules that must be followed by all Jews
TRUE
FALSE
14
Being "Jewish" is considered:
one's culture
both a religion and a culture
one's religion
15
Who is believed to have received the 10 Commandments during the Exodus?
Moses
Solomon
Isaac
Abraham
16
Reform Judaism began in:
Poland
New York
Israel
Germany
17
Jewish holidays are on different dates every year because they are based on the ________ calendar.
Solar
Roman
Lunar
Julian
18
All of the following religions trace lineage back to Abraham
except
Christianity
Buddhism
Judaism
Islam
19
What's this?
tefillin
Yarmulke
talit
Torah
20
The Jewish Exodus from Egypt to the Promised Land is believed to have lasted how long?
7 days
40 years
4 months
40 days
21
The newest and smallest branch of Judaism is known as what?
Reconstructionist Judaism
Orthodox Judaism
Reform Judaism
Conservative Judaism
22
The Hebrew Bible as a whole is often referred to as ________________.
Ketuvim
Tanakh
Torah
Nevi’im
23
Judaism traces itself back to what legendary patriarch who is written about in the book of Genesis?
Moses
Nehemiah
David
Abraham
24
The most traditional form of Judaism is often called what?
Conservative Judaism
Orthodox Judaism
Reform Judaism
Reconstructionist Judaism
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During this holiday, Jews light a menorah in commemoration of the rededication of 2
nd
Temple.
Hanukkah
Rosh Hashanah
Yom Kippur
Passover