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Name:___________________________ date___________________ blk___________ Score___________ Judaism Assessment

Directions: Short Answers, answer the questions below in the space provided. (4 points) 1. When did Judaism begin?

2. What was the covenant between Abraham and God?

3. Who was Moses?

4. What happened to (Moses) him when he was in the desert?

5. Name 2 of the 10 plagues that God sent down to punish the Egyptians.

6. How many commandments are there? Give examples of 3 of them.

Multiple Choice: 2 point each 7. Define the word Religion. a. To unite to a higher being and other people b. To study other people cultures

c. The study of world cultures d. The study of beliefs around the world

8. What are the three different dimensions of religion? a. Origins, purpose, destiny b. Origins, purpose, emotional c. Intellectual, emotional, physical d. Intellectual, emotional, origins

9. God gave Moses the Ten Commandments on two________________. a. Books b. Sheets of paper c. Stone tablets d. rocks

10. The emotions that religion bring about are a. Happiness & Joy c. Fear & sadness b. Peace & Love d. All of the above 11. What language do Jews speak? a. Hebrew c. Arabic b. Spanish d. French 12. The three different branches of Judaism are: a. Hebrews, Orthodox, Reform b. Jews, Conservative, Reform c. Orthodox, Conservative, Reform d. Jews, Hebrews, Reform

Name:___________________________ date___________________ blk___________ Score___________ Judaism Assessment


Canaan ( A) Abraham (B) Torah (D) Israelites (E) Zionism (G) Cyrus (H) Diaspora (J) Synagogue (K) Rabbi (M) Minion (N) Kosher (P) Bar/ Bat Mitzvah(Q) Good Luck

Mount Sinai (C)

Monotheism (F)

Messiah (I)

Talmud (L)

Sabbath (O)

Directions: Match the definition with the best possible term / letter in the space provided (2 points) 13.___________ The political and religious movement that gained momentum after the Holocaust as a campaign for Jews to return to Zion, a Jewish homeland, and in 1948 resulted in the state of Israel. 14.__________ Very specific dietary laws regarding food restrictions as well as proper animal slaughter. 15.__________ The original name of the land promised by God to the followers of Moses when they left Egypt in search of a new land upon which to settle. 16.__________ The mountain on which Moses received the complete code of ethics and laws, known as the Ten Commandments. 17.___________ The first five books of the Hebrew Bible which presents the Mosaic law and moral codes. Torah comes from the Hebrew word for instruction. 18.__________ The Persian king who conquered Babylonia. He allowed the Jews to return to Jerusalem and to rebuild the Temple. 19.__________ The weekly holiday (sundown Friday to sundown Saturday) reserved for worship and attention to family and community. 20.___________ The Expected One who will free and elevate the Jewish people to new levels of devotion in practicing Gods law. 21. ___________ The Jews who live outside of Israel in other countries around the world; a phenomenon originating when Jews were sent out of Palestine into exile under Babylonian rule. 22.___________ One of the major texts of Judaism, it contains three million words that instruct on codes of behavior for both religious and secular life. 23.___________ The central place for congregational worship and fellowship for Jewish communities and the place where customs, religious practice and faith are maintained. 24.__________ The respected teacher and leader of worship usually associated with a particular congregation at a specific synagogue. 25.__________ The necessary quorum of at least ten men so that the rabbi can conduct full religious services. 26.__________ The children of Israel and the name God gave to Jacob, the third patriarchal ancestor of the Jews. 27_________ Respectively mean son and daughter of the Commandment and are religious rites of passage for thirteen-year-old boys and twelve-year-old girls. After the ceremony, they are fully responsible in the eyes of God and are seen as adult members of the congregation. 28.__________ The belief in one god, in opposition to polytheism or the belief in more than one god. 29.__________ Considered to be the father of the Jewish people. He is the first to embrace the concept of one god, and it is with Abraham that God makes the first covenant.

30. Open ended question 30 points.

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