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Mosaic Law Codes

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 44mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Where does the Book of Leviticus get its name from?

a)

The tribe of Judah

b)

The tribe of Levi

c)

Moses

d)

God

2.

Where is the theme of the Book of Leviticus?

a)

God is faithful

b)

Live by the Law

c)

Extend God’s love and justice to the poor and needy

d)

God is holy and the source of life

3.

Where is the theme of the Book of Deuteronomy? (choose 2)

a)

God is faithful

b)

Live by the Law

c)

Extend God’s love and justice to the poor and needy

d)

God is holy and the source of life

4.

Where is the theme of the Book of Numbers?

a)

God is faithful

b)

Live by the Law

c)

Extend God’s love and justice to the poor and needy

d)

God is holy and the source of life

5.

Which book has an emphasis on care for the poor and weak of society?

a)

Leviticus

b)

Numbers

c)

Deuteronomy

d)

None of these

e)

All of these

6.

Which book means "second law"?

a)

Leviticus

b)

Numbers

c)

Deuteronomy

d)

None of these

e)

All of these

7.

Which book was written at the time of the prophets?

a)

Leviticus

b)

Numbers

c)

Deuteronomy

d)

None of these

e)

All of these

8.

Which book gets its name from the number of lists it contains?

a)

Leviticus

b)

Numbers

c)

Deuteronomy

d)

None of these

e)

All of these

9.

Which book describes the time between the Sinai Covenant and the end of the 40 years in the desert?

a)

Leviticus

b)

Numbers

c)

Deuteronomy

d)

None of these

e)

All of these

10.

Which book shows the Israelites had disobedience, lack of faith, & a rebellious attitude?

a)

Leviticus

b)

Numbers

c)

Deuteronomy

d)

None of these

e)

All of these

11.

Which book has rules that cover priestly laws and traditions (what a priest should do)?

a)

Leviticus

b)

Numbers

c)

Deuteronomy

d)

None of these

e)

All of these

12.

Which book has rules around sacrifice and atonement (repairing sin)?

a)

Leviticus

b)

Numbers

c)

Deuteronomy

d)

None of these

e)

All of these

13.

Jubilee happened every ___ years.

a)

3

b)

5

c)

7

d)

12

14.

Laws that rely on punishment as a deterrent to criminal activity are ___.

a)

Civil Laws

b)

Punitive Justice

c)

Religious Laws

d)

Restorative Justice

15.

Laws dealing with the day-to-day issues that arise between people are ___.

a)

Civil Laws

b)

Punitive Justice

c)

Religious Laws

d)

Restorative Justice

16.

Laws that are concerned primarily with restoring the community after an offense has occurred in order to keep the community together are ___.

a)

Civil Laws

b)

Punitive Justice

c)

Religious Laws

d)

Restorative Justice

17.

Laws that govern the actions of the priests, regulations for sacrifice, & the maintenance of the temple are ___.

a)

Civil Laws

b)

Punitive Justice

c)

Religious Laws

d)

Restorative Justice

18.

Which is NOT a types of offering for the Laws of Sacrifice?

a)

Cereal

b)

Atonement

c)

Whole

d)

Peace

19.

The Purity Laws are more concerned with threats of assimilation from foreign cultures than about dealing with clean and unclean animals.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

The Laws of Jubilee showed a radical concern for what?

a)

Faith

b)

Atonement

c)

Restorative Justice

d)

Social Justice

21.

The “food laws” found in Leviticus are based on a primitive form of hygiene.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

What happened during Jubilee?

a)

All debts were forgiven

b)

Land sold to repay a debt was returned

c)

The wealth of the community was redistributed among the poor

d)

All of these