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Worksheetsיום ירושלים -תשפ"ו
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 54mins
Jerusalem has been conquered more than 40 time by
Persians, and Romans
Persians, Romans and Ottoman Turks
Persians, Romans, Ottoman and France
Persians, Romans, Ottoman Turks and British Empire
Jerusalem is found all over Jewish practice:
Holidays and Weddings
Holidays, Weddings and Shabbat
Holidays, Weddings, and Funerals
Holidays, Weddings, Funerals and Daily prayers.
Many Jews face
Jerusalem every time they pray
Tel-Aviv every time they pray
Beit- El every time they pray
Shiloh every time they pray
The Western Wall is in
Jerusalem
Beit El
Shiloh
Next to the Lake Kineret
In the word ירושלים you can find the word of peace:
שלום
יש לי
שלי
מור
The last word in Passover seder is:
ירושלים
חזק
אלוקינו
ישראל
Jerusalem is a
walled city
city without walls
city with two walls
city with double walls
Jerusalem emblem has
a lion
a tiger
a camel
a deer
Jerusalem is a holy site for all
three faiths ( religions)
four faiths (religions)
two religions
three faiths (religions)
There are more than
300 Jewish synagogues in the city
3000 Jewish synagogues in the city
30 Jewish synagogues in the city
200 Jewish synagogues in the city
The Knesset is
Israel's legislative body
Israel's museum
Israel's concert hall
Israel's park
The Knesset originated from the time that was called
הכנסת הגדולה
בית הכנסת
הבית
בית המקדש
There are more than
60 museums in Jerusalem
100 museums in Jerusalem
40 museums in Jerusalem
200 museums in Jerusalem
The Israel Museum is home to the
Dead Sea Scrolls
Best news papers
Great jewelry
Biology
Yad Vashem is
the Holocaust museum in Jerusalem
the only monument in Jerusalem
one of the parks in Jerusalem
outside of the city
In Jerusalem you can find
an American football stadium
an American basket ball court
an American golf course
an American hockey ice rink
Which well-known reggae singer sang the 1986 his "Jerusalem"
Alpha Blondy
Bob Marley
Jimmy Cliff
Matisyahu
Who founded Jerusalem?
The Egyptians
King Tute
King David
The Jebusites
Which country controlled Jerusalem until 1967?
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Israel
Which of the following is not one of the city's names?
Zion
Al-Quds
Moriah
City of Gold
Who is the only U.S. president since 1972 not to have paid an official visit to Jerusalem?
Jimmy Carter
George H.W. Bush
Barack Obama
Ronald Regan
Which of these men do not have a street named after them in Jerusalem?
Elie Wiesel
Abraham Lincoln
Primo Levi
Benjamin Disraeli
Which of the following is not a name of a gate in Jerusalem's Old City?
Dung Gate
Water Gate
Damascus Gate
Jaffa Gate
How many foreign embassies were in Jerusalem in 1970?
43
56
16
11
Who urged Trump to "bring the embassy home"?
Head of the Jewish Agency Alan Hoffmann
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman
The city's mayor Nir Barkat
Which of the following historical sites is not situated in Jerusalem?
Rachel's Tomb
The Western Wall
Church of the Holy Sepclchre
Dome of the Rock
In which of these years were Jews Not the majority of Jerusalem's population?
1863
1869
1874
None of the above
Which one of these countries does not recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel?
Russia
Australia
Guatemala
United States
Which one of these famous Israeli political leaders did not grow up in the United States?
Prime Minister Golda Meir
Member of Knesset Michael Oren
Ambassador Dore Gold
Ambassador Abba Eban
Does Jerusalem has a light train?
Yes
No
Maybe
2 +3
What is the Western Wall?
Part of a Crusader fortress
Part of the city wall constructed by the Ottomans in the 16 century.
The only remnant of the Second Temple of Jerusaelm
The only remnant of the First Temple of Jerusalem
In what year did Israel gain control of the Old City of Jerusalem?
1956
1949
1967
1973
All branches of Israel's national government are based in Jerusalem
true
false
not right
2+3
Jewish and Christian tradition hold that the Temple Mount is Mount Moriah, the site where Abraham attempted to sacrifice his son Isaac.
true
false
do not know
2+3
According to the Bible, who were the first inhabitants of Jerusalem?
Jebusites
Egyptians
Hittites
Israelites
The Old City of Jerusalem contains four distinct quarters. These include the Jewish, Christian and Muslim quarters.
Which is the fourth?
Coptic
Ethiopian
Protestant
Armenian
The Davidka square near the center of town is named after
The Biblical David
The French painter, David
David Ben Gurion
A cannon the mainly produced noise
How many people live in the city of Jerusalem?
882,652
2,000,000
1,000,000
500,000
Which quarter is the smallest one?
Jewish quarter
Cristian quarter
Armenian quarter
Muslim quarter
What is the other name of "Sha'ar Shchem"
Damescus Gate
Jaffa Gate
Hordus Gate
Lion Gate
Zion Gate is next to King David grave. It has another name:
David Gate
Jonathan Gate
Judea Gate
The King Gate
Which desert is very close to Jerusalem?
Judea desert
Sinai desert
Saara desert
Gobi desert
Who won a nobel literature prize in 1966?
Shai Agnon
Bibi Netanyahu
Chaim Weizmann
Moshe Dayyan
The word "Zion" is synonym to
Jerusalem
Eilat
Haifa
Tel-Aviv
Moshe Montefiore built
Mishkenot Sha'ananim
David Ben Gurion
Reuven Rivlin
Shimon Peres
The Hebrew University was dedicated in the year:
1925
1948
1967
2000
Meaa Sharim is an orthodox neighborhood in Jerusalem.
How many gates does this neighborhood have?
100
80
10
6
As you walk in the Kotel Tunnels you can find one huge stone that weighs:
570 tons
70 tons
400 tons
180 tons
Moshe Montefiore wanted to buy in 1866:
The City of Jerusalem
The Kotel
Jaffa Gate
Lions Gate
Who came to Israel in 1898 in order to establish a state for the Jews?
Theodore Herzl
Rothshield
Montefiore
Menachem Begin
Eliezer Ben Yehuda, his last name was
Perlman
Zur
Zion
Levi
Thanks to Eliezer Ben Yehuda
10 million speak Hebrew today around the world
5 million speak Hebrew today around the world
12 million speak Hebrew today around the world
1+3 are right
There is an official body that decide on new words for the Hebrew language called:
The Academy of the Hebrew Language
The Academy of the Languages
The Academy of the Languages in the Middle East
The Academy of the Languages around the world
How many years has it been since "Six Days War"?
45
56
59
70
