AQA GCSE Judaism Practices: Orthodox and Reform

The mosque is a Jewish place of prayer.

In Reform synagogues

A cantor (chazzan) plays a musical instrument.

Jewish Shabbat is on a Sunday

The Bible is read during a synagogue service.

Reform Jews always cover their heads when attending the synagogue.

Reform Judaism is often called Progressive Judaism.

In an Orthodox synagogue, the person leading the service

Who has the service in Hebrew with unaccompanied music?

Orthodox services are shorter than Reform services.

These Jews allow musical instruments within their synagogue?

Orthodox Jews do not care about Laws.

Women can play an active part in the Reform service.

Traditionally Jews are expected to pray three times a day.

The Reform synagogue service is more rigid than an Orthodox service - it has more structure.

Who allow Hebrew and the English language in the UK to be used in Synagogues?

Who have mostly male rabbis?

Reform Jews emphasise the importance of

Who do not hold daily services, but concentrate instead on celebrating Shabbat and festivals.

Orthodox Judaism is traditional Judaism.

Jews cover their heads during a service because

The Imam leads the worship in the synagogue.

Traditionally women sit in a gallery separated from men in an Orthodox synagogue.

A skull cap is known as a kippah and a

Name two different groups or movements within Judaism in UK today.