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WorksheetsWorld Religions Chapter 2
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Judaism places great emphasis on group identity.
True
False
Observant Jews avoid speaking God’s name, out of reverence.
True
False
The Mishnah is based directly on the Talmud.
True
False
The Pharisees focused on Torah, rather than on the Temple.
True
False
Judaism became the official religion of the Roman Empire in the fourth century.
True
False
Jews lived in relative peace and prosperity in Muslim Spain and Poland during the medieval period.
True
False
The Kabbalah does not observe the basic forms of Jewish practice, such as keeping the commandments of the Torah.
True
False
Jewish mystics are more focused on the ultimate transcendence of God than on the immanence of God.
True
False
Large Hasidic communities still exist today in North America and elsewhere.
True
False
Fewer than half of the world’s Jews live in Israel.
True
False
Israel is
a. a country belonging to the international community.
b. a people.
c. another name for David.
d. both a and b
The word Torah means
Jewish Law.
Mosaic Law.
instruction.
institution
The foundation of Judaism is
in the Sinai desert.
near the Jordan River.
in Egyptian captivity.
in the Talmud.
Judaism is
an historical religion.
a monotheistic religion.
an Abrahamic religion.
all of the above
The United Kingdom of Israel was under
King Saul.
King David.
Herod the Great.
Herod Antipas.
The first Temple of the Jews was destroyed by the
Assyrians.
Babylonians.
Persians.
Romans.
In the Exile, many Jews were deported to
Babylon.
Ur.
Jerusalem.
Qumran
The _____ led a revolt against the Greeks in 168 BCE.
Pharisees
Sadducees
Essenes
Maccabees
The existence of the Essene community was revealed in modern times through the discovery of
the Jerusalem Temple.
the Dome of the Rock.
the Dead Sea Scrolls.
Mount Sinai.
The _____ began a process of systematically transforming the Temple rituals for practice outside the Temple.
rabbis
habiru
Sadducees
Pharisees
The most famous of the 613 laws in the Torah, found in chapter 20 of Exodus.
Ten Commandments
Torah
Talmud
The vast depository blending together the oral and written forms of Torah, based on the Mishnah with extensive rabbinic commentary.
Talmud
Torah
Ten Commandments
Describes the Jews who live outside their homeland, a circumstance that has been true for most Jews since the classical period
Diaspora
Mishnah
Hasidism
What Yom Kippur emphasizes
repentance
Mishnah
Torah
A coming-of-age ritual for a Jewish girl.
bat mitzvah
bar mitzvah
Torah
