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WorksheetsMoshe Grows Up
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 9mins
Moshe defended the Hebrew against the Egyptian beating him because....
Moshe was given permission to do so from Pharoah himself
Moshe realized he was a Hebrew and couldn't bear to see a "brother" beaten like that
Moshe wanted to run away and was looking for an opportunity to do so
the first and third answers
Moshe....
killed the Egyptian
asked the Egyptian was he was hitting his fellow
chased away the shepherds.
none of the above
The Hebrews whose fight he tries to break up say
"Thanks for helping us make peace with one another"
"Are you going to get involved in our lives like you did with the Egyptian and the Hebrew?"
"Are you going to kill me like you did the Egyptian?"
None of the answers here
When Pharoah finds out that Moshe killed the Egyptian...
He tries to kill Moshe
He calls Moshe in for a meeting
He asks Moshe why he did that
Moshe shows no fear and confronts Pharoah directly
Arriving in Midian, Moshe discovers the shepherds...
wish to kill him
try to take the water the girls drew for their sheep
work for Re'uel
None of the answers here
Moshe marries ....
Sarah
Rivka
Tirzah
Tsippora
While tending to Yitro's sheep, Moshe arrives at
הר האלקים - God's Mountain
הר חורב - Mt. Horeb
הר סיני - Mt. Sinai
All of the answers here
The burning bush....
is burning but not hot
is burning but not cold
is burning but is not consumed
is burning and is consumed
The Torah says that Hashem remembered...
that the Jews were in Mizraim
that Moshe was in Midian
his covenant with Avraham, Yitzchak and Yaákov
that Moshe was originally Pharoah's grandson
According to one view,
the fire is a symbol for the 10 plagues and the bush not being consumed is the Jews who are not consumed
the fire is a symbol for the 10 plagues and the bush not being consumed is Pharoah who is stubborn and doesn't let them go
the fire is a symbol of wisdom and the bush not being consumed is Moshe, whose basket floated to safety
the fire is a sign of warmth of the relationship between Hashem and Am Yisrael
Which name is Yitro known as at different points in the Torah?
Reuel
The Priest of Midian/Kohen Midian
Yitro
Moshe's father-in-law
all the answers here
We explained how Yitro's name gradually became חותן משה - Moshe's father-in-law -- because ...
he lost interest in Moshe and in the Jewish people's way of life
he identified with Moshe and the Jews and eventually converted to Judaism.
he stayed in his position as the Priest of Midian
none of these answers
