Judaism Summative Assessment

The _____________ refers to the systematic state-sponsored killing of six million Jewish men, women, and children and millions of others by Nazi Germany and its collaborators during World War II.

• Anti - Semitism

• Zionism

• Holocaust

_____________ is also known as Liberal Judaism or Progressive Judaism. It seeks to modernize and make Judaism and its traditions compatible with the surrounding culture.

• Orthodox Judaism

• Reform Judaism

• Conservative Judaism

The term "Judaism" and "Jews" were derived from the word "Judah," which was the name of one of the twelve sons of _____________.

• Abraham

• Jacob

• Isaac

What is contained in the Mishnah is what was originally regarded as the _____________.

• Oral Torah

• Written Torah

• Written and Oral Torah

The Jewish philosopher and rabbi and Torah scholar who itemized the 613 mitzvot and formulated the 13 principles of the Jewish faith was _____________.

• Solomon Schecter

• Moses Sofer

• Moses Maimonides

Orthodox, Reform, and Conservative Judaism are forms of _____________ Judaism.

• Modern

• Ancient

• Medieval

_____________ refers to the movement whose goal was to realize the dream of the Jews to go back to Canaan or Palestine, their promised land, and establish their own state there.

• Anti - Semitism

• Zionism

• Holocaust

The _____________ consists of materials from the former and later prophets.

• Torah

• Kethuvim

• Nevi'im

Jews are also called "Hebrews" because they are descendants of _____________ who was called a Hebrew.

• Abraham

• Jacob

• Isaac

God gave his commandments to _____________ on Mount Sinai.

• Joshua

• Esau

• Moses