The Hebrews and Judaism

Jews practice _____, the belief in only one god.

• commentaries
• monotheism
• polytheism
• Torah

The central belief of Judaism are beliefs in God, ____, justice, and obedience.

• education
• folklore
• Dead Sea Scrolls
• righteousness

Jews believe in the idea of _____, which means to behave properly, even if other people do not. 

• Talmud
• Torah
• righteousness
• monotheism

___ is a system of laws that guides many areas of Jews' daily lives, such as which foods Jews may eat.

• Torah
• Dead Sea Scrolls
• Yahweh
• Mosaic

The Hebrew name for God is _____.

• Yahweh
• Torah
• Talmud
• Mosaic

The ____, which consists of five books of laws and early history, is the most sacred text of Judaism.

• Dead Sea Scrolls
• Talmud
• Torah
• Mosaic

The _____ is a set of commentaries, stories, and folklore that many Jews consider to be almost as significant to Judaism as the Hebrew Bible.

• Talmud
• Mosaic
• Torah
• Dead Sea Scrolls

Scholars have learned about the lives of early Jews by studying the ____, the first of which were found in 1947.

• Torah
• Talmud
• Mosaic
• Dead Sea Scrolls

Jews who strictly follow Mosaic Law are called ______ Jews.

• Righteous
• Conservative
• Orthodox
• Reform

In Western society today, many people still look to the ____ as a guide to how people should live.

• Torah
• Talmud
• Ten Commandments
• Dead Sea Scrolls