WorksheetsPacket 13 - Test Dec. 27 2019
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 22mins
Which of the following words can be seen in Perek Bet the most?
ראה
הלך
ישן
בוא
How many times does the word ראה appear in Perek Bet?
8
9
7
6
When Pharaoh sees a Jewish Baby, he wants to ______ the baby.
Kill
Save
Nurture
Run Away From
When Bat Pharaoh and Bat Levi see a Jewish Baby, they want to ______ the baby.
Kill
Save
Slap
Run Away From
Which of the following parts of his body did Moshe use to experience the pain of B"Y?
Select all that apply.
Heart
Eyes
Hands
Ears
Fingers
Was Moshe objective or subjective?
Moshe was objective because he views the victim as his brother.
Moshe was subjective because he views the victim as his brother.
Moshe was objective because he views the victim as his enemy.
Moshe was subjective because he views the victim as his enemy.
According to Rashi, what was the job of the Egyptian taskmaster?
He was appointed to collect the taxes
He was appointed to oversee their work
He was appointed to kill the baby boys
He was appointed to rape the women
He was the headmaster at hogwarts
According to Rashi, what did the Mitzri do that was so bad?
He whipped them all day long.
He woke them at the crack of dawn to do work
He smelled really bad
He tricked them and made them do extra work
He used dark magic
What did the Mitzri do to Shulamit Bat Divri, according to the Midrash Shmot?
A. Kicked her husband out in the middle of the night to do work
B. Slept with her when she thought it was her husband
C. Raped then killed her
A and B
A and c
Which of the following is not true about Shulamit Bat Divri?
She had a child with the Mitzri
Her child cursed Hashem's name
Her son was stoned in the town square
Her son is a what we would say in Harry potter terms, a "mudblood".
According to rashi, was Moshe objective or subjective when he killed the Mitzri?
Objective because he knew the full story
Subjective because he knew the full story
Objective because he knew the Jew's side of the story
Subjective because he knew the Jew's side of the story
Objective because he had opened the minds of everyone involved with a spell and knew the whole story.
What was obvious to Moshe according to the Midrash?
That B"Y were bad people and therefore they deserved slavery
That the Mitzri deserved to be killed
That the Jews deserved saving
That Midian was untrustworthy
That Tom Riddle was Voldemort
What does the Kli yakar beleive about the two Jews who were fighting?
They were 2 of many bad people
They were the only 2 bad people
They were brothers
They were Datan and Aviram
Which of the following Mifarshim look at B"Y as though they were responsible for their slavery and that they were bad?
Select all that apply.
Sefarno
Rashi
Kli Yakar
Ramban
Chizkuni
What people criticize B"Y?
Select all that apply.
Rashi
Moshe
Sefarno
Chizkuni
Dumbledore
What can we learn from the fact that Moshe criticized B"Y?
Select al that apply.
He could see the bigger picture
He was very objective
He was very subjective
He was very biased
According to the Kli yakar, what was the reason for their redemption?
They did not speak Lashon Hara
They kept kosher
They did not assimilate
They did not bake the Egyptians blood into their matza.... they saved that for the christian children
They stayed away from the Dark Arts
Which of the following is the most important for a leader to be?
A wizard/witch
Subjective
Objective
Royalty Descendant
According to Kil Yakar and Rashi, how does Moshe feel after Jew attacks Jew?
helpless
magical
confident
focused
In Pesukim 11 and 12, who is with Moshe in the story?
The Egyptian and the Jew
Two jews
The Daughters of the Kohen of Midian and other shepherds
In Pesukim 13 and 14, who is with Moshe in the story?
The Egyptian and the Jew
Two jews
The Daughters of the Kohen of Midian and other shepherds
In Pesukim 15 to 17, who is with Moshe in the story?
The Egyptian and the Jew
Two jews
The Daughters of the Kohen of Midian and other shepherds
In Pesukim 11 and 12, how does Moshe react to the conflict?
He kills the instigator/s
He stepped in and asked why they were fighting
He saves the victim/s and chases off the instigator/s
In Pesukim 13 and 14, how does Moshe react to the conflict?
He kills the instigator/s
He stepped in and asked why they were fighting
He saves the victim/s and chases off the instigator/s
In Pesukim 15 to 17, how does Moshe react to the conflict?
He kills the instigator/s
He stepped in and asked why they were fighting
He saves the victim/s and chases off the instigator/s
According to Sefarno, what is Moshe doing in Pesukim 11-12?
Taking revenge: attacking
Teaching a lesson : attacking by giving Mussar
Protecting: Protecting the innocent
According to Sefarno, what is Moshe doing in Pesukim 13-14?
Taking revenge: attacking
Teaching a lesson : attacking by giving Mussar
Protecting: Protecting the innocent
According to Sefarno, what is Moshe doing in Pesukim 15-17?
Taking revenge: attacking
Teaching a lesson : attacking by giving Mussar
Protecting: Protecting the innocent
Why does Moshe act differently in the third scenario where there is an instigator and a victim?
Select all that apply.
He was lazy.
It wasn't working so he wanted to try something new.
He was in a new place and wanted to test the waters.
He had nothing against the women and therefore did not want to go off at them.
Wanted to protect the innocent instead of attacking the guilty.
