WorksheetsIntro to Torah
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
The Written Torah is also called _____________.
Torah Shebichtav
Torah Shebal Peh
Hashem is a _________ being.
Physical
Living
Spiritual
Ghostly
Hashem created the world for _______.
Animals
Demons
Angels
Humans
Hashem created this world for himself to live in.
True, because he is a living being
False, because he is a spiritual being
True, because he is a spiritual being
False, because he is a living being
What was the world created for?
Power
Evilness
Kindness
Loneliness
Where do we receive the goodness?
In this world
In the afterlife
Never
Why can we not receive ultimate goodness in this world?
Because there is famine, war, and death
We do receive it in this world
Because there is wealth, life, and food
What is another word for the afterlife?
Olam Haba
Olam Hazea
Olam Hapo
If goodness is received in the next world why are we here?
To earn it
To pray
To be bad
Where were we told how to earn the goodness?
In a movie
In the Torah
Nowhere
On a rock in the middle of the sea
Why did Hashem give the Jewish people the Torah?
Because they asked first
Because they were holy
Because they were the smartest
Because they sinned the most
Why were Jews the Purple Jacket People?
Because they wore purple jackets
Because they were good people
Because they were the only ones who volunteered
What is the goodness we receive in Olam Haba?
Nearness to Hashem
Food that Hashem cooks for us
Nearness to angels
What pasuk describes who Hashem made the world for?
Olam Chesed
Bamidbar
Bo
What are the mitzvot in Devarim 4:8?
Perfect
Awful
Okay
There aren't any in Devarim 4:8
What is the main theme of Bereishit?
The creation of the world
The development of role models who teach monotheistic beliefs through reward and punishment
The development of role models who teach polytheistic beliefs through reward and punishment
What is the main theme of Vayikra?
The laws and mitzvot that make us good people
The laws and mitzvot that make us spiritually farther to Hashem
The laws and mitzvot that make us spiritually closer to Hashem
What really is Rabbi Yitzchak’s question?
What does Hashem want us to learn by putting Bereishit in the Torah?
What does Hashem want us to learn by putting Shemot in the Torah?
What does Hashem want us to learn by putting Vayikra in the Torah?
So, what really is Rabbi Yitzchak’s answer?
What is the punishment to the snake of “eat dirt all of his life”?
The punishment is that the snake will no longer have a relationship with Hashem and that it will have to do everything by itself for itself.
The punishment is that the snake will no longer have a relationship with Hashem and will die
The snake will die right away
