The Assyrian Conquest of Israel

What was the result of the Assyrian conquest on the northern kingdom of Israel?

• It became a more powerful kingdom.

• It came to an end.

• It expanded its territory.

• It remained unchanged.

Which tribes remained in their homeland after the Assyrian conquest?

• Judah and Benjamin.

• Zebulun and Naphtali.

• Ephraim and Manasseh.

• Asher and Dan.

What did the new settlers do upon arriving in the land of Israel?

• They only worshipped their own gods.

• They worshipped the God of Israel exclusively.

• They worshipped the God of Israel and their own gods.

• They converted to the religion of the Israelites without keeping their own gods.

Why did the new settlers worship the God of Israel?

• They recognized him as the only true God.

• They believed he was a territorial deity who needed to be appeased.

• They were forced to worship him by the Israelites.

• They did not worship the God of Israel at all.

What were the new settlers called after intermarrying with the remaining Israelites?

• Israelites

• Canaanites

• Babylonians

• Samaritans

Where did the group known as Samaritans settle?

• In the towns around Jerusalem

• In the towns around Samaria

• In the towns around Bethlehem

• In the towns around Nazareth

Who was the guide of one of the greatest prophets, Isaiah, during the temporary rebirth of Judah?

• King David

• King Solomon

• King Hezekiah

• King Ahab

What did King Hezekiah do in Judah?

• Built new pagan altars

• Divided the kingdom

• Tore down the pagan altars and places where people worshipped wrongly

• Expanded the territory of Judah

Which tribes remained in Judah after the division of the kingdom?

• Judah and Benjamin

• Ephraim and Manasseh

• Reuben and Gad

• Asher and Naphtali

What is a main theme of Isaiah's prophecy according to the text?

• The establishment of a new kingdom in Babylon

• The unconditional promises to Moses

• The judgment that will come unless Judah repents

• The naming of Isaiah's children