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Quiz Judaism!
Quiz Judaism!
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Which of the following shows that Hebrew women had few rights?
Some Hebrew women became political leaders.
A Hebrew woman's husband was chosen for her by her father.
Some Hebrew women saved other Hebrews from enemies.
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Which event do Jews remember when celebrating the Passover?
the Exodus
the burning of the 2nd Temple
the Diaspora
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What does monotheism mean?
believing in one God
honoring the Sabbath
receiving messages from God
following Mosaic Law
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People who receive messages from God are?
prophets
psalms
Orthodox Jews
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Which shows the Jew's belief in justice and righteousness?
Jews are expected to learn about Judaism
Jews follow 10 Commandments & to be fair in business deals
Jews are expected to worship one God
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The most sacred text in Judaism is the...
Dead Sea Scrolls
Talmud
Torah
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The Hebrews' religion was called?
Christianity
Buddism
Islam
Judaism
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Jewish religious teachers are called?
Rabbis
Preists
High Holy Men
Zealots
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The scattering of Jews to many parts of the world?
Exodus
Passover
Diaspora
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These are rebellious Jews who didn't think Jews should answer to anyone but God.
rabbis
zealots
prophets
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Which of these best summarizes the Exodus?
the journey Abraham took to Mesopotamia.
the conflict between the Hebrews and Romans.
the Hebrews' departure from slavery in Egypt.
the scattering of Jews to many parts of the world.
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God promised this man to a new land and make his descendants into a mighty nation.
Abraham
Moses
Solomon
David
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A code of moral laws written on 2 stone tablets?
Ten Commandments
Diaspora
High Holy Days
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A Jewish house of worship?
mosque
synagogue
church
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Traditions and holy days help Jews understand their religion and their...
language
history
government
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A time for Jews to remember the Exodus?
High Holy Days
Diaspora
Passover