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Worksheets7 Religion Revision Term 2
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is another name for the Old Testament?
Genesis
The Old Covenant
Hebrew Scriptures
Tanakh
What is the Old Testament made up of?
Law, History, Prophets, Poetry
Matthew, Mark, Luke, John
Letters, history, prophets
gospels, history, law, numbers
How many Prophetic books are there in the Catholic Old Testament?
7
2
45
12
What are some of these Prophetic books?
Phillppians, Collosians
Jonah, Amos, Zechariach
Kings, Joshua, Galatians
Matthew, Mark, Luke, John,
Biblical prophets spoke out against what they saw as _________ in society.
purposeful
mean
inspirational
unjust
What is significant about the land of Canaan?
This is where the wandering Hebrew people settled.
This is where Abraham was born.
This is where Jesus was crucified.
This is where Isaac and Ishmael were born.
Abraham and Sarah, Isaac, Rebekah, Jacob, Leah and Rachel can be called..
Friends
The comrades of Moses
Th Ancestors
The prophets
Prophets ...
Are punished by God.
plead with rulers and the people to be faithful to the covenant.
spread the messages of God.
are inspired teachers or proclaimers of the will of God.
Monotheism is...
the belief in one God only.
the belief in more than 1 God (multiple Gods).
Example of a polytheistic religion is...
Islam
Judaism
Islam
Hinduism
A covenant is...
a solemn vow
a commitment between 2 people or groups of people
a promise or agreement made between 2 parties, like between God and his people
a contract
The 10 Commandments are also called...
Deuteronomy
Torah
Leviticus
Decalogue
On the top of Mt. Sinai, Moses received the ____________ from God on _____________.
On the top of Mt. Sinai, Moses received the 10 Commandments from God on stone tablets.
On the top of Mt. Sinai, Moses received the Haggadah from God on scrolls.
On the top of Mt. Sinai, Moses received the covenant from God on Passover Friday.
The Jewish Passover commemorates what event...
The death of Moses
the Ascension of Jesus.
The Israelite's Exodus from Egypt.
The destruction of the temple in Jerusalem.
Today, in the Jewish Passover celebration, Jewish people eat a meal called the...
Gefilte fish and matzo balls
Lamb and veggies
Seder meal
Kugel, latkes and tzimmes
During the Seder meal, the Jewish people tell the story of Passover: how God "passed over" the Jewish homes and spared the first born Israelites from the fate that was in store for their Egyptian counterparts.
True
False
Jews celebrate Passover as a commemoration of their liberation by God from slavery in ancient Egypt and their freedom as a nation under the leadership of Moses.
True
False
What are the 3 "Worlds of the text"?
World in, World of, world behind
World over, world beside, world in front
world behind, world of, world in front
World behind, world beside, world in
A Jewish holy day, The Day of Atonement, is also called....
Rosh Hashana
Passover
Shabbat
Yom Kippur
The Jewish holiday, Rosh Hashanah, is also called...
Passover
Festival of Purim
Jewish New Year
Sabbath
The word “menorah” is Hebrew for “lamp,” and is lit on the eight nights of the Jewish holiday of ....
Hannukah
Rosh Hashanah
Yom Kippur
Menorah
"World behind the text" ....
Helps us to explore the literary style of the text including genre, structure and themes
Understands the historical background of the text and the author’s intention
Acknowledges that we are not neutral readers – we read the bible from our own beliefs and experiences and understandings.
"World of the text" ....
Acknowledges that we are not neutral readers – we read the bible from our own beliefs and experiences and understandings.
Understands the historical background of the text and the author’s intention
Helps us to explore the literary style of the text including genre, structure and themes
"World in front of the text"....
Helps us to explore the literary style of the text including genre, structure and themes
Acknowledges that we are not neutral readers – we read the bible from our own beliefs and experiences and understandings.
Understands the historical background of the text and the author’s intention
The main way to worship God and stay holy in ancient Israel was to ...
Be kind to one another
Offer sacrifices to God
Go to the synagogue
Go to the mosque
In ancient Jewish time, once King Solomon built the Temple of Jerusalem, sacrifice to God was only to happen there.
True
False
One had to be _______ to enter into the presence of God in the Temple of Jerusalem.
Dressed
Pure
A man
Quiet
Purity Laws are found in the book of Leviticus (Torah) and state one cannot enter the Temple for the following "impure" reasons...
Bleeding
Touching blood
Being ill/diseased
Touching of a dead body
Eating unclean animals (not Kosher)
To become "pure" Jews would perform the Rite of Mikveh.
This is where they ...
Wash each others hands and feat with the water from the mountain before entering.
Use cloths and oil to wipe away impurities
Take baths in blessed water
Fully immerse themselves into a body of living water.
