WorksheetsAbrahamic Religions
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Worksheet time: 12mins
This city is important to all three Abrahamic religions
Jerusalem
Mecca
Bethlehem
Pittsburgh
All Abrahamic religions believe in ____ God
Seven
Three
No
One
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam consider him to be their first prophet
Muhammad
Abraham
Jesus
Moses
Jews account for how much of the world’s population
0.2%
20%
30%
7%
The approximate date when Judaism was founded
250 CE
4 BCE to 1 CE
622 CE
2000 BCE
God made a _______ with Abraham
Hajj
Parable
Covenant
Ten Commandments
Moses led the Hebrews out of
Egypt
Jerusalem
Mecca
Canaan
Jerusalem was made the capital under this king’s rule
Muhammad
Saul
Solomon
David
This king is credited with building the temple
Muhammad
Saul
Solomon
David
Term used to describe the scattering of Jews throughout the world after being defeated by the Romans in 70CE
Hejira
Diaspora
Scattering
Reformation
Judaism is
monotheistic
polytheistic
animistic
atheistic
Jews believe that the Messiah
Is Jesus
Has not yet arrived
Is Muhammad
Has arrived but is not Jesus or Muhammad
The holy book of Judaism is the
Torah
Bible
Qu'ran
Apocrypha
Jews do not believe in prophets
True
False
The weekly holy day for Jews is
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Shabbat/Sabbath begins on Friday at ______ and ends on Saturday at _______
Sunrise - Sundown
Sundown - Sundown
Sunrise - Sunrise
Sundown - Sunrise
“Oral Law” or commentary of ancient rabbis that explains how to apply God’s law in everyday life
Bible
Talmud
Parables
Qu'ran
Dietary laws that about 25% of Jews in the US keep
Halal
Kosher
Veganism
Vegetarian
Are bats Kosher?
Yes
No
Life cycle celebrations for Jews
Bris
Death (Shiva)
Marriage
Bar/Bat Mitzvah
House of worship for Jews
Synagogue
Church
Mosque
Shrine
Religious teacher of Judaism
Imam
Priest or Minister
Rabbi
Apostle
Major branches of Judaism
Reform
Conservative
Orthodox
Catholic
Most solemn holy day for Jews
Hanukkah
Rosh Hashanah - New Year
Yom Kippur – Day of Atonement
Passover
Celebrates the delivery of the Jewish people from slavery out of Egypt
Hanukkah
Rosh Hashanah - New Year
Yom Kippur – Day of Atonement
Passover
Another term used to describe someone who is non-religious
Religionist
Secular
Zealot
Devot
Nearly half of all Jews in America are not religious or
Reform
Conservative
Orthodox
Secular
About what percent of the population would be considered Christian
0.2%
30%
47.5%
20%
Christians consider Jesus to be the
Messiah
Divine
Not the messiah
Not divine
Jesus was born around
250 CE
4 BCE to 1 CE
622 CE
2000 BCE
Jesus was born the house or lineage of which king
Saul
Moses
David
Muhammad
His followers are know as “followers/servants of the anointed one” or
Chrisitians
Jews
Muslims
Arminians
Someone who dies for their beliefs, religion, or faith is also known as a
Saint
Apostle
Martyr
Bishop
Under Emperor _____ the Romans converted to Christianity
Napoleon
Constantine
Charlemagne
Nero
The split between Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy in 1054 is known as the
Great Schism
Shahadah
Great Divorce
Reformation
A split within the Roman Catholic church in the 1500s creating Protestantism
Great Schism
Shahadah
Great Divorce
Reformation
Christianity is
monotheistic
polytheistic
animistic
atheistic
Christians ignore the Ten Commandments
True
False
The Christian beliefs were summarized in this creed
Shema
Hadith
Talmud
Nicene
Church that was constructed over the site where Jesus was crucified and buried
Notre Dame
Church of Nativity
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
St. Peter's Basilica
The holy book of Christianity is the
Torah
Bible
Qu'ran
Apocrypha
The weekly holy day for Christians is
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Religious teacher of Christians
Imam
Priest or Minister
Rabbi
Apostle
House of worship for Chrisitians
Synagogue
Church
Mosque
Shrine
The most important holiday for Christians is
Lent
Passover
Christmas
Easter
Major branches of Christianity
Reform
Catholic
Orthodox
Protestant
World's fastest growing religion
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
Zoroastrianism
The majority of Muslims live _____ the Middle East
Inside
Outside
This country has the largest population of Muslims
Indonesia
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
America
In Islam, Muhammad is considered divine
True
False
In Islam, Jesus is considered the pre-eminiet prophet
True
False
Islam traces it roots through Abraham’s son
Isaac
Jacob
Ishmael
Muhammad
The Islamic calendar measures time from
250 CE
4 BCE to 1 CE
622 CE
2000 BCE
This angel is closely associated with the life of Muhammad
Michael
Uriel
Gabriel
Raphael
This city is the holiest city in Islam
Nazerth
Jerusalem
Mecca
Medina
The journey Muhammad made from Mecca to Medina is known as
Hejira
Hajj
Ramadan
Shahadah
Major branches of Islam
Reform
Shiite
Orthodox
Sunni
The majority of Muslims adhere to this branch of Islam
Sunni
Shiite
The majority of Shiites live in
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Indonesia
Muslims refer to God as
Elohim
Yahweh
Allah
Jesus
According to Islam he is the final messanger in a long line of prophets
Jesus
Abraham
Muhammad
Moses
The holy book of Islam is the
Torah
Bible
Qu'ran
Apocrypha
They believe their holy book is the literal word of God
Jews
Chrisitans
Islam
The Qur’an calls Jews and Christians
People of the Prophet
People of the Way
People of the Book
People of the Messiah
House of worship for Muslims
Synagogue
Church
Mosque
Shrine
Religious teacher of Islam
Imam
Priest or Minister
Rabbi
Apostle
This is considered the first Mosque in the world
Kaaba
Al-Aqsa Mosque
Mosque of Córdoba
Hagia Sophia
There are ______ Pillars of Islam
Three
Ten
Seven
Five
The declaration of faith in Islam is called the
Salot
Shahadah
Sawm
Zakat
The weekly holy day for Muslims is
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
The observance of Ramadan is a part of this Pillar of Isalm
Salot
Shahadah
Sawm
Zakat
