Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Synagogue worship
a. | is always conducted in a language other than Hebrew. | b. | for a time
co-existed with Temple worship. | c. | began only when Jews came to the United
States. | d. | Replaced the temple from the time when Jews returned from
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In Judaism, an ordained teacher is a
a. | scribe. | b. | rabbi. | c. | prophet. | d. | priest. |
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This collection of rabbinical writings was developed to explain Jewish
law
a. | Torah | c. | Talmud | b. | Tanakh | d. | Shema |
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Torah was revealed to
a. | Abraham. | b. | Moses. | c. | Joseph. | d. | Joshua. |
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Orthodox Jews regard food laws as
a. | always open to new findings in science. | b. | God's
requirements for his covenant people. | c. | no longer binding in the twenty-first
century. | d. | not applicable to one outside Israel. |
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"Hear O Israel! The Lord is our God, the Lord alone," is known
as
a. | the Sheba. | b. | the Bathsheba. | c. | the
Shema. | d. | the Song of Solomon. |
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In the Bible the first five books comprise the
a. | Tanakh. | b. | Kethuvim | c. | Nevi'im | d. | Torah |
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Judaism celebrates God's deliverance from the Egyptians in this spring
holiday.
a. | Holocaust. | b. | Rosh Hashanah. | c. | Yom
Kippur. | d. | Passover. |
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True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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Kashruth are food laws of Jews.
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In Judaism, the problem for humans is sin.
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Tanakh is the sacred book of the Jews.
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Torah comprises the first five books of the Bible.
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Koshering of meat is preparing it to remove all blood.
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Matching
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Choose the best answer. a. | Prophets | b. | Canon | c. | Torah | d. | Tanakh | e. | Writings |
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Torah, Nevi'im and Kethuvim
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The first five books of the Bible
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Psalms, Proverbs, and Job
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An official collection of scriptures
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Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel
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Essay -- worth five points each
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The Absolute in Judaism.
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20.
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The Bible in Judaism.
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