Jewish Culture Quiz

Ethan is studying for his religious studies exam. He comes across a term 'Tanakh' in his textbook. He asks Ava and Abigail about it. What do they tell him?

• It's a type of food

• It's the Hebrew name for the Hebrew Bible

• It's a traditional Jewish dance

• It's an ancient Jewish city

Hannah, Ethan, and Evelyn are studying for their religious studies exam. They are discussing the Tanakh, a Hebrew Bible. Hannah asks, 'Into how many sections is the Tanakh divided?'

• 3

• 5

• 7

• 10

Aria, Nora, and Avery are participating in a quiz competition. The quizmaster asks, 'What does the Torah consist of?'

• Five books

• Ten books

• Three books

• Seven books

In a school play, Ethan is playing the role of a king who built a Holy Temple in Jerusalem. Can you guess which king Ethan is portraying?

• Solomon

• David

• Herod

• Saul

During a history class, Evelyn and Hannah found a book titled 'The Talmud'. Samuel, who is knowledgeable about Jewish culture, was asked to explain. What is the Talmud according to Samuel?

• A type of Jewish bread

• A collection of different books

• A historical Jewish artifact

• A type of Jewish music

During a school trip, Daniel, Samuel, and Mia visited a Jewish restaurant. They saw a sign that said 'kosher'. What does 'kosher' mean in this context?

• A traditional Jewish greeting

• A type of Jewish music

• A term used to describe foods that meet Jewish dietary laws

• A Jewish holiday

During a school trip to a synagogue, Luna asked Mason, 'What is a rabbi?'

• A Jewish scholar and interpreter of Jewish law

• A type of Jewish dance

• A traditional Jewish dish

• A Jewish historical figure

Noah, Aria, and Grace are attending a religious event in an Orthodox Jewish synagogue. Noah is wearing a kippah. What is the significance of Noah wearing a kippah in this context?

• It is a sign of respect to God

• It is a symbol of wealth

• It is a fashion statement

• It is a symbol of leadership

Arjun, Avery, and Evelyn are learning about different religions in their social studies class. They learned that for Jews, one day is considered more important than others. Which day is it?

• Shabbat

• Sunday

• Monday

• Saturday