IWRBS 12 - 2nd Quarterly Exam

Judaism originated in which country?

• Egypt

• Israel

• Persia

• Greece

The holy book of Judaism is called the:

• Quran

• Bible

• Tanakh

• Vedas

The first five books of the Hebrew Bible are collectively called the:

• Torah

• Talmud

• Mishnah

• Gospel

Who is regarded as the founder of Judaism?

• Jesus Christ

• Abraham

• Moses

• Muhammad

The Star of David symbolizes:

• King Solomon

• The Torah

• The Jewish faith and identity

• The Hebrew alphabet

Why is Judaism considered a monotheistic religion?

• It worships nature spirits.

• It teaches belief in only one God.

• It has many idols.

• It follows multiple deities.

What is the central message of the Ten Commandments?

• To obey human laws

• To build temples

• To live according to God’s will and moral principles

• To celebrate festivals

How does the Torah guide Jewish life?

• It tells stories of kings

• It contains laws and teachings on daily living

• It focuses on ancient poetry

• It teaches about world politics

What does ethical monotheism in Judaism emphasize?

• Belief in one God with moral expectations

• Worship of many gods

• Avoidance of rituals

• Prayer without morality

Why do Jews celebrate the Sabbath?

• To honor ancient prophets

• To remember creation and rest

• To perform sacrifices

• To celebrate a festival of lights