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WorksheetsJudaism Intro Vocabulary
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 13mins
Movement to reestablish the Jewish homeland, or now, support of Israel.
Hasidism
Kabbalah
Zionism
Adonai
Collected oral teachings and scholarly interpretations of the Torah.
Talmud
Zohar
YHWH
Ketuvim
Persecution and genocide of Jews by German Nazis from 1933 to 1945.
Mishnah
Holocaust
Day of Atonement
anti‐Semitism
Medieval Jewish philosopher who applied the ideas of Plato and Aristotle.
Moses de Leon
Nehemiah
Moses Maimonides
Abraham Joshua Heschel
Most basic theological statement and prayer of Judaism (Deuteronomy 6:4).
Ten Commandments
zaddik
Nevi’im
Shema
Official leader of Jewish worship ceremonies and teacher of the Torah.
shofar
rabbi
kaddish
minyan
An agreement established long ago between God and the ancient Israelites, first through Abraham and later through Moses.
Commandment
Covenant
Passover
Orthodox
It literally means "instruction" and refers to the will of God as it is revealed to humankind.
Torah
kashrut
Shavuot
tzitzit
Another word for Torah is a Greek term meaning "five
books."
Purim
Pesach
Yeshivah
Pentateuch
Focused on the study of Torah rather than on the rituals observed at the Temple.
Sadducees
Pharisees
God is directly involved in guiding and caring for creation.
providential
sacrificial
laissez-faire
overzealous
Under Muslim rule, Jews were generally free to practice their own religion and to conduct their own courts of law.
True
False
The Babylonian Exile of 587 BC lead to the Jews being forced to live away from their homeland. This situation is also known as the?
Days of Awe
Diaspora
Exodus
Yom Kippur
Hebrew name for the Holocaust meaning "mass
destruction."
Shoah
Sukkot
Aufruf
Mohel
Israel was recognized by the world and granted statehood in 1945.
True
False
Ever since the establishment of the State of Israel, wars and other violent incidents have periodically plagued the area.
True
False
In Schindler's List, Commandant Goeth tells Oskar that (a) is power.
