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Review for 6th grade Ancient Israel/Judaism test
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1
Which of the following completes the chart?
Solomon
Abraham
David
Saul
2
Which major event in Hebrew history is being described in the passage?
Passover
Hanukkah
Exodus
Diaspora
3
Which leader is being described in the graphic organizer?
Xerxes
Abraham
Cyrus the Great
Nebuchadnezzer
4
At which point on the map would the ancient kingdom of Israel have been located?
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1
2
3
5
Moses leaves_________ and settles in __________.
Canaan; Mesopotamia
Mesopotamia; Canaan
Mt. Nebo; Egypt
Egypt; Mt. Nebo
6
Why were the Jews accepting of Persian rule?
Persians allowed them to continue following Jewish tradition
The Persians adopted a monotheistic religion of Judaism
They were frightened of Persian punishments for rebellion.
They were exiled to many different lands
7
Which set of beliefs is associated with Judaism?
Emphasis on the Torah; synagogue services; dietary laws
Belief in Muhammad as the Prophet; Pilgrimage to Mecca
Emphasis on New Testament; Belief in Jesus as savior
Belief in reincarnation; Caste system; importance of Karma
8
Who was the Father of the Hebrew religion, moved the people out of Mesopotamia and into Canaan?
Moses
Jacob
Abraham
Pharaoh
9
Abraham leaves_________ and settles in __________.
Canaan; Mesopotamia
Mesopotamia; Canaan
Egypt; Mt. Nebo
Mt. Nebo; Egypt
10
Which of the three kings is best described by the traits below?
Saul
Barak
Solomon
David
11
Which geographic feature is located at number 2 on the map?
Ancient Egypt
Asia Minor
Mediterranean Sea
Arabian Peninsula
12
According to the Hebrew Bible, who led the Israelites out of Egypt?
Moses
Maccabees
Jacob
Nebuchadnezzar
13
Who defeated the Chaldeans and conquered Babylon?
Assyrians
Greeks
Israelites
Persians
14
According to the passage which of the following describes the major accomplishments of David?
gained support of leaders / made Jerusalem the capital city
defeated the tribes of Israel and established Judah
built a temple to God in Jerusalem and expanded the empire
built the Hanging Garden of Babylon / defeated the Chaldeans
15
Which of the following completes the chart?
Abraham
Saul
Solomon
David
16
Which best describes where the Jewish people migrated after the burning of the 2nd Temple? (2)
South Africa
Mediterranean Regions
Europe
Eastern Asia
17
How did the Ten Commandments help to shape the religion of the Israelites?
It helped establish a religious government
It gave a list of laws and consequences
It set up a written code of moral laws
It reinforced the importance of the individual
18
The Psalm characterizes the sadness of the Israelites during which of the events?
The breakup of the Kingdom of Israel
The return of the Jews to their homeland by the Persians
The Babylonian captivity under Nebuchadnezzar
The destruction of the Northern Kingdom
19
Based on your knowledge of Israelite history, which leader best completes the chart below?
Nebuchadnezzar
Cyrus the Great
Xerxes
Darius the Great
20
Who was the Persian king who defeated the Chaldeans and allowed the Jews to return to Judah?
Alexander the Great
Herod
Samuel
Cyrus the Great
21
Which leader made the decree in the passage above?
Darius the Great
Xerxes
Cyrus the Great
Solomon
22
Who led the people out of Egypt and into the desert, finally settled in Canaan?
Jacob
Moses
Pharaoh
Abraham
23
Which of the following describes how Darius the Great impacted Israelite history?
Continued the Babylonian Captivity by enslaving Jews
He continued Cyrus the Great's policies
Encouraged the Jews to move to new areas
Converted to Judaism and made it the religion of his empire
24
After Solomon's death, poor leadership and revolts caused Israel to?
unite under the leadership of a Jewish prophet.
split into two kingdoms of Israel and Judah.
ask for help from neighboring Assyria.
join forces with the Chaldeans
