The Hebrew People Unit 1B

The Hebrew People

Multiple Choice

Why did the Hebrews view the Exodus as a crucial event?

• It showed the power of the pharaoh's army.

• It proved that Moses had supernatural powers.

• It proved their God was just and powerful.

Multiple Select

Which statements accurately describe the Hebrews and their beliefs?

Select all correct answers.

• They developed their beliefs over time and still practice them today.

• People must avoid a personal relationship with God.

• They referred to the Torah for understanding.

• Abraham was a great leader, but not a god.

  Abraham was a great leader, but not a god.

• Jews were the chosen people of one god.

Multiple Choice

How did the Ten Commandments change beliefs?

• They convinced the Hebrews to believe that all people were equal in the eyes of God.

• They showed the Egyptians that the gods cared for them.

• They showed polytheists that the gods would be fair to those that obeyed them.

Multiple Choice

What is the correct definition of moral behavior?

• how people show respect for God

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    how people treat each other

• how to give offerings to the gods and win their favor

Multiple Choice

What is the correct definition of a covenant?

• a shielded group

• a binding promise or solemn agreement

• a strong army

Multiple Choice

Which is a basic practice of Judaism?

• reading the Torah

• worshipping many gods

• making burnt offerings

• sacrificing animals

Multiple Choice

Which map shows where the Hebrew people originated?

• Map 1

• Map 2

• Map 3

Multiple Choice

Which map shows the area where the Hebrews settled?

• Map 1

• Map 2

• Map 3

Multiple Choice

Which example shows a Hebrew belief?

• God does not have moral expectations for people.

• The Egyptians are God's chosen people.

• God is fair and just and cares deeply for people.

• God helps only those that are in need.

Multiple Choice

Where did the Hebrew people originate?

• Egypt

• Canaan

• Mesopotamia

Multiple Choice

Where did the Hebrews escape from in the Exodus?

• Egypt

• Canaan

• Syrian Desert

Multiple Choice

Which term refers to a belief in only one god?

• polytheism

• monotheism

• atheism

• methodism

Multiple Choice

Where did the Hebrews settle?

• Canaan

• Syrian Desert

• Egypt

Multiple Choice

What is a Jewish place of worship and teaching called?

• mosque

• church

• kiva

• synagogue

Multiple Choice

Which term refers to a belief in two or more gods?

• agnosticism

• multitheism

• methodism

• polytheism

Multiple Choice

Which people were the first to willingly accept the idea of worshipping only one god?

• Hebrews

• people of the Indus Valley

• Christians

• Greeks

Multiple Choice

Which Hebrew leader introduced the Ten Commandments?

• Abraham

• Joseph

• Jacob

• Moses

Time to take the Par t1 Test!