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A review for 6th Grade TN State Standards Ancient Israel
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1
This king built the first great Temple in Jerusalem.
King David
King Solomon
King Saul
King Nebuchadnezzar
2
The history and laws for the Jewish people are described in an ancient text known as the...
Torah
10 Commandments
Old Testament
Binding agreement
3
Which location is marked at "D"?
Mesopotamia
Asgard
Canaan
Sinai Peninsula
4
Who are the forefathers, or patriarchs, of the religion of Judaism?
Abraham, Isaac, Jacob
Isaiah, Joshua, Ezekiel
Abraham, Moses, God
Saul, David, Solomon
5
Who is believed to be responsible for the building of this ancient wonder of the world?
Hammurabi of Babylon
Cyrus the Great of Persia
Nebuchadnezzar of NeoBabylon
Solomon of Judah
6
What location is marked at "C"?
Persian Gulf
Mediterranean Sea
Red Sea
Crabby Claw Sea
7
Moses led the freed Hebrew slaves out of Egypt back toward Canaan. What is this journey called?
the Great Migration
the Freedom Trail
the Exodus
the Diaspora
8
Which of the following statements is FALSE?
The Neo Babylonians destroyed Solomon's Temple.
The Neo Babylonians destroyed Jerusalem.
Nebuchadnezzar held many Jews captive in Babylon.
Cyrus the Great forbid Jews to practice Judaism in Judah.
9
Cyrus the Great allowed the Israelites to do all of the following except...
worship their own God
choose their own king
rebuild their holy temple
move back to their homeland in Judah
10
Which statement is TRUE about the Ten Commandments?
These laws were written by Moses.
The laws did not apply to rulers.
They taught people how to behave toward God and toward each other.
The Ten Commandments are the only laws in the Hebrew Bible.
11
Who was the first monarch, or king, of Israel?
Saul
Moses
Solomon
David
12
The Israelites practiced which type of religion?
polytheism
monotheism
Buddhism
Hinduism
13
The Ten Commandments set forth expectations for Jewish people to...
Show respect and kindness to God
Show respect and kindness to others
Follow the teachings of the Torah
All the above
14
Which event did NOT happen as part of the Exodus?
Moses parted the Red Sea to escape from the Egyptian army.
David moved the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem.
God gave Moses the Ten Commandments on Mt. Sinai.
God prepared the Hebrew people for their return to Canaan.
15
What two religions share with Judaism a belief in one God and have laws about ethical behavior?
Christianity and Islam
Christianity and Buddhism
Islam and Polytheism
Islam and Hinduism
16
Monotheism means
the belief in a single God
the belief in many gods
the belief that the natural world is full of spirits
devotion of children to their parents
17
What location is marked at "F"?
Asia Minor
Canaan
Azkaban
Mesopotamia
18
How were the Twelve Tribes united into one kingdom?
Israelites asked Samuel to choose a king.
Samuel conquered the northern tribes.
Solomon constructed the first temple.
David established the capital in Jerusalem.
19
What location is marked at "A"?
Mediterranean Sea
Black Sea
Bikini Bottom
Red Sea
20
Why was this building so important to the Israelites?
It was Saul was anointed as the first king.
It was where Israelites felt connected to their God.
It was where Moses was buried.
It was the treasury for the Israelites.
21
Why did the Hebrews migrate from Canaan to Egypt?
because they wanted to get the Ten Commandments
because they lost a war with the Canaanites
because there was a food shortage in Canaan
because they were captured by the Pharaoh Ramses
22
Abraham led a migration from _____________to _____________?
Mesopotamia to the Promised Land
Egypt to Israel
Israel to Ur
Egypt to Mesopotamia
23
Why did the Hebrews migrate from Mesopotamia to Canaan?
because of the covenant God made with Abraham
because the king of Ur ordered them to leave
because they wanted to be near the Jordan River
because there was a famine in Mesopotamia
24
Why is Canaan also known as the Promised Land?
Because the Twelve Tribes promised to settle there
Because God promised the land to Abraham and his descendants
Because Abraham promised to practice polytheism there
Because Moses promised to lead the Hebrews there from Egypt
25
What location is marked at "E"?
Canaan
Tennessee
Ur
Babylon
26
What were the circumstances behind the Hebrews migration from Egypt back to Canaan?
King Cyrus allowed them to return and build their temple.
Afraid Judaism would spread, the pharaoh kicked them out of Egypt.
Moses freed them from slavery and led them out of Egypt.
The famine had ended in Canaan allowing them to return.
27
Why did the Israelites migrate from Judah to Babylon?
There was a famine in Judah, and they needed food.
Nebuchadnezzar II conquered Judah and exiled the Jews to Babylon.
God asked them to move as part of a covenant with King David.
Their temple was destroyed, so they had to choose a new home.
28
Who led the Israelites out of Egypt into the desert in the Sinai Peninsula?
Jacob
Solomon
Moses
Abraham
29
The idea that people are valued highly because they are created in the image of God is called..
ethical monotheism
personal responsibility
individual worth
moral covenant
30
After King Solomon's death, what happened to the Kingdom of Israel?
The Israelites defeated Jericho
2 tribes went to Babylon
The kingdom split into Judah and Israel
Abraham moved back to Mesopotamia
