WorksheetsJudaism Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Belief that there is only one god.
monotheism
polytheism
atheism
animism
Belief that there are many gods.
monotheism
polytheism
atheism
animism
To expel or banish from one's own country or home.
exile
terminate
ingratiate
evangelize
Judaism's most sacred text; the first five books of the Hebrew Bible.
Torah
New Testament
Talmud
Vedas
Moral values of right and wrong.
ethics
deviations
reforms
psalms
Jewish holiday celebrating the Exodus.
Passover
Hanukkah
Yom Kippur
Rosh Hashana
The Israelites' escape from slavery in Egypt.
Exodus
Diaspora
Reformation
Recreance
Gave the Israelites their most fundamental teachings and laws, such as the Ten Commandments.
Moses
David
Solomon
Abraham
Unified the Israelites into a single nation with a strong central government.
Moses
David
Solomon
Abraham
Built the First Temple at Jerusalem.
Moses
David
Solomon
Abraham
The Torah teaches that God promised to protect his descendants and give them the land of Canaan.
Moses
David
Solomon
Abraham
Scattering of the Jewish people outside their homeland, beginning about 586 BCE.
Diaspora
Exodus
Reformation
Recreance
Ancient city in Israel that became a center of Jewish learning during the Diaspora.
Yavneh
Jerusalem
Jericho
Tyre
Jewish religious teachers.
rabbis
priests
imams
gurus
Why is the Western Wall so sacred to Jews?
It is all that is left of the Second Temple.
The Ten Commandments are written on it.
It protected their city from foreign invaders for centuries.
They believe the Messiah will appear there.
Why did many Jews move to Babylon in 586 BCE?
They were taken captives by the Neo-Babylonians.
They wanted to learn about the Babylonian religion.
There was a food shortage in Israel.
They sought to conquer Babylon.
How were Jews able to return from their exile in Babylon and build the Second Temple?
The Persians conquered the Babylonians and gave the Jews permission to do so.
The Babylonian king took pity on the Jews and allowed them to do so.
The Jews rebelled and conquered Babylon.
When the ancient Israelites experienced a food shortage in Canaan, they moved for a time to...
Egypt
Babylon
Rome
Greece
The Jewish religion is...
monotheistic.
polytheistic.
atheistic.
agnostic.
How did rabbis preserve Judaism when there was no longer a Jewish temple at which to perform rituals?
They developed a synagogue service based around prayer and studying sacred texts.
They recreated the Jewish temple wherever Jews settled.
They adopted the traditions and practices of their foreign conquerors.
