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Summative Exam - Lesson #11 - The Origins of Judaism
Summative Exam - Lesson #11 - The Origins of Judaism
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1
What place did the Jewish people believe was the promised land?
Egypt
Ur
Babylon
Canaan
2
According to the Torah, what did Moses bring to his people from Mount Sinai?
most of the Hebrew Bible
food to eat in the desert
the Ten Commandments
directions for building a temple
3
How did ancient Judaism differ from other religions at that time?
more elegant temples
famous leader-heroes
rules for how to act
belief in one God
4
Find Isaac on the family tree below. According to the family tree, Isaac was Sarah’s
brother.
son.
husband.
grandson.
5
What did David provide for the Jewish people that they did not have before?
a strong army
a famous temple
a set of commandments
a strong central government
6
The word exodus means “departure.” In the history of the Israelites, the Exodus was the departure from
Ur.
Babylon.
Canaan.
Egypt.
7
According to Jewish teaching, what did God promise by changing Abram’s name to Abraham?
to help Abraham build a temple
to save Abraham's son
to protect Abraham's descendants
to guide Abraham to Canaan
8
Who unified the Israelites into a single nation?
Solomon
Moses
Abraham
David
9
Suppose that you were to arrange the following events in order. Which event happened second?
Moses climbed Mount Sinai.
David was king of the Jewish people.
Abraham moved to Canaan.
The Israelites moved to Egypt.
10
To complete the diagram, which phrase best belongs in the empty box? (Famine in Canaan - Led To - "X")
Israelites move to Egypt
Israelites break into warring tribes
Israelites start herding goats
Israelites wander in the desert
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When people read from the Torah, they are reading from
a collection of prayers and poems used by the early Jews.
the first five books of the Hebrew Bible.
the Prophets and the Writings.
an ancient Egyptian book about the Hebrew People.
12
According to the Torah, the faith that would become Judaism began with a covenant, or
holy dream.
sacred agreement.
written contract.
religious gathering.
13
Why was Jerusalem considered a holy city?
The Ark of the Covenant was kept there.
David built his first palace there.
Religious ceremonies were held there.
The Israelites believed God told them to live there.
14
Which of these conclusions does the map support about the Jewish people’s trip from Egypt to Canaan?
It was largely by boat.
It followed a direct route.
It cost many people their lives.
It took many years to complete.
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How does the Torah say that Abraham first came to the land of Canaan?
He led an army that won the land from the Philistines.
He passed through the area as a wandering shepherd.
He moved with his family from Mesopotamia.
He guided the Israelites out of Egypt
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For which achievement is Solomon most famous?
winning a battle
uniting a nation
starting a school
building a temple
