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Duplicate of Exploring the Religions of Our World (Judaism)
Duplicate of Exploring the Religions of Our World (Judaism)
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A #shortQuiz to #explore more the #beliefs, #practices, #scriptures, and #history about #Judaism.
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When did the Holocaust happen?
During the Medieval period
During the Biblical period
During the Raibbinic period
During the Modern period
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What is Synagogue?
a place of prayers inside of one's homeland
a place of payers outside of one's homeland
a place of assembly inside of one's homeland
a place of assembly outside of one's homeland
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The Tanak is...
a literary genre used in interpreting scripture
a commentary on the Torah
an acronym for what comprises the Hebrew Bible
a commentary on the Mishnah
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The Midrash is...
an acronym for what comprises the Hebrew Bible
a commentary on the Talmud
a commentary on the Torah
a literary genre used in interpreting scripture
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True or False: Jesus practiced Judaism while he was living on Earth.
False
True
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What is idolatry?
believing in the one true God
believing in something or someone other than the true 1 God
giving worship to something
giving worship to many Gods
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What are the four types of Judaism?
Reconstructionist, Reform, Conservative, Liberals
Ortodox, Reform, Conservative, Liberals
Conservative, Reconstructionist, Liberals, Western
Reform, Conservative, Ortodox, Reconstructionist
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What happens on Yom Kippur?
Jews ask forgiveness and pray
Jews give a human sacrifice
Jews give an animal sacrifice
Jews pray with other religions
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What does
Hellenization
mean?
The adoption of Greek ways and speech
Subscribing to the doctrine that there is only one true God
Jewish persecutions
Movement that restored Jewish homeland
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The 2 main cycles in the Jewish calendar are?
Tishri and Pesach
Trushma and Ni'iven
Yom Kippur and Nisan
Tishri and Nisan
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What is Reform Judaism?
advocates full integration into the culture where one lives
counteracts reformed Judaism, modifying Jewish traditions.
advocates Judaism as a culture, not only a religion.
the most traditional, insists its members tofollow the Torah
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What are the 4 areas in which Jews and Catholics are in agreement?
history, Bible, liturgy, and theology
history, scripture, liturgy, and theology
stories, scripture, myths, and theology
history, scripture, liturgy, and Shoah
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What are the 3 divisions of the Tanak?
Mishra, Nevi'im, Ketuvim
Talmud, Nevi'im, Ketuvim
Torah, Nevi'im, Ketuvim
Torah, Nevi'im, Talmud
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What is the summary of the Torah?
Whatever is hateful to you , do not do to your neighbor
Whatever is hateful to you , do to your neighbor
Whatever is good for you , do to others
God exists
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How does Shabbat take place?
It goes from sunset monday to sunset saturday
It goes from sunset saturday to sunset sunday
It goes from sunset friday to sunset sunday
It goes from sunset friday to sunset saturday
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The Mishnah is...
a commentary on the Talmud
a commentary on the Torah
an acronym for what comprises the Hebrew Bible
a literary genre used in interpreting scripture
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What is Diaspora?
Jews dispersed from their land
The belief in one God
Jews connecting with their land
A Jewish celebration
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What is Yom Kippur?
The holiest month of the year for Jews
The holiest week of the year for Jews
The holiest friday of the year for Jews
The holiest day of the year for Jews
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The Torah is literally...
God's self-revelation to Abraham
God's message to Moses
God's message to Abraham
God's self-revelation to the Jewish people
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The Talmud is...
a literary genre used in interpreting scripture
a commentary on the Torah
an acronym for what comprises the Hebrew Bible
a commentary on the Mishnah
