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Senior Theology Unit (Chap.) 2 Fall Semester - Judaism (September 2024)
Senior Theology Unit (Chap.) 2 Fall Semester - Judaism (September 2024)
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Which of the following is NOT a role of the Jewish Prophets?
pass along to Jewish people what God wanted of them
lead the Jewish people along the path to holiness
tell the future
Be God's mouthpiece
2
What makes a home Kosher?
kosher salt
being spotless
the absence of "unclean" foods such as pork and shellfish
special dishes that separate dairy and meat
3
For Jews, ___ exists, is one, is creator, and is good.
The Holy Spirit
God
Mary
Jesus
4
Israel is
another name for David
a country belonging to the international community
the oldest country in history
a people
5
Menorah is a candelabra with ___ or ___ lights that is used in Jewish worship.
8 or 10
5 or 6
7 or 9
4 or 6
6
The Exile - following the first Temple's destruction - involved the deportation of many Jews to
Ur
Qumran
Babylon
Jerusalem
7
What and when is the Jewish new year?
Yom Kippur; fall
Rosh Hashanah; spring
Rosh Hashanah; fall
Yom Kippur; spring
8
In regards to their overall standing in history (from 70AD), when did the Jews begin to gain equality before the law?
Rabbinic period
Modern period
Classical period
Medieval period
9
The Sh'ma is
"Keep holy the Sabbath."
"Create in me a clean heart, O God"
"Hear O Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord alone"
"I will make a covenant with you and you shall be my people"
10
A binding and solemn agreement between human beings or God and his people.
The Bible
The 10 Commandments
The Ark
The Covenant
11
Which of the following gave the Jews full control over Jerusalem during the modern period?
the Six-Day War
the Gulf War
the Maccabean Revolt
the Granada Conflict
12
_____ is subscribing to the doctrine or belief that there is only one God.
Monotheistic
Catholic
Atheist
Agnostic
13
Which of the following does NOT take place in the synagogue?
studying Torah
socializing
prayer
ritual sacrafice
14
Who destroyed the Temple of the Jews the first time?
the Babylonians
the Persians
the Romans
the Assyrians
15
Hebrew for "calamity," it refers to the mass murder of Jews by the Nazis during WWII.
Kosher
bimah
mezuzah
Shoah
16
____ is from the Hebrew meaning "pious," a movement within Judaism in 18th century Poland.
Torah
Hasidism
Conversos
Enlightenment
17
____ is 2 long collections of Jewish religious literature that are commentaries on the Mishnah.
Kochba
Talmud
Diaspora
Palestianian
18
Where in a typical synagogue is the ark kept?
on the Bimah
in the center
on the eastern wall
at the front
19
____ is giving worship to someone or something other than the one, true God.
Idolatry
Canaanite
Rabbinic
Hellenization
20
How many days are in a Jewish calendar?
354
365
11 days less than the civil calendar
376
21
How many Torahs are there and what are they called?
1; Written
2; Original and New
2; Written and Oral
5; Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Deuteronomy, and Numbers
22
Festivals and Holy Days, Shabbat, Birth, and Coming of Age are all e.g. of ____ ____.
Sacred Times
Sacred Places
Sacred Events
Sacred Spaces
23
From the Hebrew meaning "way." Jewish law that covers an individual & communities life.
Halakhic
Torah
Covenant
Mitzvot
24
What is not used in a Sabbath ritual?
candles
spice box
braided bread
shofar
25
What were the people in Canaan called before the Hebrews came to claim it after the exodus?
Semites
Israelites
Muslims
Palestinians
26
Who ruled the United Kingdom of Israel?
Herod the Great
King David
Moses
King Saul
27
Where in the synagogue is the Torah read?
Tanakh
the Ark
the northern wall
Bimah
28
In 168 BCE this group of people led a revolt against the Greeks.
Essenes
Maccabees
Sadducees
Pharisees
29
Which is NOT the essence of Judaism?
Enlightenment Values
Israel
Torah
God
30
____ is giving worship to someone or something other than the one, true God.
Rabbinic
Hellenization
Canaanite
Idolatry
31
____ is a commandment of the Jewish law.
covenant
Mitzvot
Halakhic
Mitsvot
32
How did the rabbis make it possible to do Temple rituals - following the Temple's destruction?
They systematically transformed the Temple rituals
They made a new law
They kept the rituals the same
They changed the Mosaic Law
33
Judaism is
a historical religion
an Abrahamic religion
a monotheistic religion
a Hellenic religion
34
The Jews tend to call their Bible the ____.
Nevi'im
Torah
Ketuvim
Tanakh
35
The word TORAH means
Institution
Jewish Law
Instruction
Mosaic Law
36
___ is from the Hebrew word meaning "proper."
Mezuzah
Kosher
Shoah
Bimah
37
What group of people made it possible to practice Temple rituals outside of the Temple?
Sadducees
rabbis
habiru
Pharisees
38
What is a typical synagogue supposed to replicate?
the Jordan River
the ark
Mount Sinai
Mount Zion
39
During the Jewish wedding, the "breaking of the glass" symbolizes
when Nazis went on rampage breaking windows of Jewish homes
the time for no more wine drinking
the destruction of the Temple in 70 AD
the heartaches the couple will endure during their marriage
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The adoption of Greek ways and speech as happened in the case of Jews living in the Diaspora.
Hellenization
Ambiguous
Talmud
Qumran
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What is the holiest day of the Jewish year?
Shavuot
Pesach
Shabbat
Yom Kippur
