What did Moshe do on the last day of his life?

• Appoint Yehoshua as his successor

• Lay in bed and rest

• Gather his family together to say goodbye

• Gather all the Jews together and speak to them

On what day and year did Moshe pass away?

• 15 Nissan, 2448

• Adar 7, 2448

• 7 Adar, 2488

• Pesach, 2488

When were all the Jews present- living and those who would live in the future?

• At Kriyas Yam Suf and Har Sinai

• At Har Sinai and when Moshe spoke to the Jews on his last day of life

• At Har Sinai and when the day Moshiach comes

• At Yetzias Mitzrayim and when Moshe spoke to the Jews on his last day of life

Why did some Jews in the time of Yechezkal think that they no longer needed to keep the mitzvos of Hashem?

• The Beis HaMikdash was destroyed

• It was too hard to keep the mitzvos in a strange land

• They had a new master, King Nevudchanetzer

• Hashem sold them as slaves, so He was no longer their master

Are we responsible only for our sinful actions, or are we responsible for our thoughts as well?

• Actions and thoughts

• Actions only

• Thoughts only

What does it mean that we are responsible for each other?

• If our fellow Jew needs our help, we should help them

• If our fellow Jew sins, we are are held responsible

• If our fellow Jew does a mitzvah, th Jewish people are rewarded as well

• All of the above

When did the Jews become responsible for each other?

• On the day Moshe told them they would be

• When they received the Torah at Har Sinai

• When they accepted the blessings and curses at Mt. Gerizim and Mt. Eival

• When they left Egypt

How can a person bring salvation and redemption to himself and the whole world?

• By doing all the Mitzvos in the Torah

• By doing even one good deed

• By speaking or thinking even one good word or thought

• All of the above

Who killed his own brother and yet Hashem accepted his Teshuvah?

• Hevel

• Kayin

• Achav

• Menashe

Which king had Navos killed so he could have his vineyard?

• Menashe

• Achaz

• Achav

• Kayin