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Torah Prophecy Quiz - Noa Robbins

Total questions: 37

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many categories of Jewish Leadership are there?

a)

6

b)

5

c)

4

d)

7

e)

3

2.

What are the two names of the Jewish Supreme Court? (2 answers)

a)

אנש כנסת הגדולה

b)

Geonim

c)

סנהדרים

d)

Rishaim

e)

Achronim

3.

Psukim 9-14: When coming to Hashem's land, what happens when you disobey Hashem or do anything of other nations?

a)

Hashem will exile you.

b)

Hashem will drive you out.

c)

Hashem will make you obey him.

d)

Hashem will try and work it out with you.

4.

Psukim 15-16: What will Hashem set up for the Jewish people sine they wished not to hear the voice of Hashem?

a)

A prophecy

b)

An angel

c)

A Shofet

d)

A prophet

5.

Psukim 17-22: How do we know if a prophet is telling the true?

a)

If the thing happens.

b)

If the thing does not happen.

c)

If the prophet looks like it is telling the truth.

d)

If an angel comes down to tell everyone the prophet isn't lying.

6.

A prophecy can be (2 answers):

a)

Direct speech

b)

Allegory and imagery

c)

A speech the prophet hears

d)

A vision the prophet sees

e)

A angel coming to talk with the person

7.

Are there different levels of prophecies (different ways of communication with Hashem)?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Sometimes, depending on person

d)

Only in the later times of prophets

8.

Why should a prophet be known as a fully righteous person?

a)

Fully righteous people are more important than everyone else.

b)

Hashem wants to communicate with the most spirtually advanced individuals.

c)

Fully righteous people are the best at telling the future.

d)

Hashem wants to communicate with the most emotionally advanced individuals.

9.

A person that is chosen to be a prophet is most likely (3 answers):

a)

A master at telling the future

b)

A person who DOES perfect their character traits

c)

A person who TRIES their best to perfect his character traits.

d)

A master Torah scholar

e)

A person who is never ruled by his evil inclinations or passions.

10.

What are some purposes of having prophets? (There are 3 answers)

a)

Foretelling the future when necessary

b)

Contain a new mitzvah

c)

Remind us that we are slacking off from Hashems

expectations

d)

Remind everyone to study Torah

e)

Deliver private messages to people

11.

Prophets help (2 answers):

a)

Guide us

b)

Study Torah with us

c)

Foretell the future to encourage us in our mission in life

d)

Teach us Torah

12.

What are examples of qualities of a prophet?

a)

Clear minded

b)

Responsible

c)

Devote oneself to Hashem

d)

Worthy

e)

Easily distracted

13.

What does a prophet have to be in control of (2 answers)?

a)

His Thoughts

b)

His Desires

c)

His Passions

d)

His feelings

14.

A person who might be a prophet... (2 answers)

a)

Devotes himself entirely to sanctity

b)

Separates himself from the ways of the world

c)

Doesn't study Torah THAT much

d)

Only celebrates Shabbat

15.

Who is an example of a prophet?

a)

Any good person

b)

Moshe

c)

Rabbis

d)

Jewish Supreme Cour

16.

What was the level of difficulty of the quizzez? :)

a)

Easy

b)

Medium

c)

Hard

d)

Difficult

17.

When did Prophets begin to take the role of Jewish leadership?

a)

After 100 years of being in Israel

b)

End of 1st Beit Hamikdash

c)

End of 2nd Beit Hamikdash

d)

The time of the 4 fathers

18.

What are the last three categories of Jewish leadership?

a)

Rabbis

b)

Melech (מלך)

c)

Jewish Supreme Court

d)

Shoftim

e)

Prophets

19.

What time was there Rishaim Rabbis?

a)

1800-present

b)

500-1000

c)

1400-1800

d)

1000-1400

20.

Psukim 9-14: What should you rely on when coming to the lad of Israel?

a)

Hashem

b)

Black Magic

c)

The Jewish People

d)

Your Instincts

21.

Psukim 15-16: Having a prophet lets the Jewish people...

a)

Speak to Hashem in a cooler way

b)

Speak to Hashem in a deeper way

c)

Speak to Hashem without being on a high spiritual level

d)

Feel like a nation

22.

Is a Prophet allowed to correct criticism?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Only at times where it seems EXTREMELY needed

d)

Yes, Only on Shabbat

23.

How long did the Jewish Supreme Court have the name "סנהדרים"?

a)

1800 years

b)

2nd Beit Hamikdash -> 500 years after the destruction of the 2nd Beit Hamikdash

c)

After 100 years of being in Israel -> 400 years

d)

Moshe -> End of 1st Beit Hamikdash

24.

The Three main purposes of having a prophet are:

a)

Bring new supplies to the Jewish people

b)

ONLY tell the future

c)

Educate the people about the Torah and Hashem

d)

Correct Criticism

e)

Connect with Hashem

25.

Prophecy is a vision a prophet (a)   from Hashem.

26.

Do prophets still exist today?

a)

Yes

b)

No

27.

When a king should be among your brothers, what does that mean?

a)

It should be a family sibling.

b)

It should be a Jew.

c)

It should be a person who likes Jews.

d)

It can ONLY be a person who likes Jews.

28.

Why can the King not take many horses?

a)

He will become greedy and egotistical if he does so.

b)

He will not pay attention to the people of Israel and steal horses if he does so.

c)

He will cause the Jewish people to have to take back their horses.

d)

He will cause the Jewish people to have to return to Israel to buy more horses.

29.

Where does one of the King's Torahs have to be?

a)

In his treasury.

b)

In his personal synagogue.

c)

In his prayer area.

d)

In the center of the town where all the Jewish people can see it.

30.

What is keeping one Torah on the King at all times and one Torah in his treasury identify as?

a)

A negative mitzvah of a King.

b)

One of the requirements to be a king of Israel.

c)

A positive mitzvah of a King.

d)

A requirement of being a Torah Scholar, which is a requirement to be king.

31.

How much gold and silver is a King allowed to take for himself?

a)

Enough needed for his troops.

b)

Enough needed for his troops, family, and for the needy.

c)

Enough needed to keep the Synagogue tidy.

d)

All the gold and silver he thought was suitable for himself, his family, and his troops.

32.

Even though the King is at a high standard, he must remain...

a)

Majestic

b)

Holy

c)

Humble

d)

Responsible

33.

What is the maximum amount of wives the King can have?

a)

7

b)

4

c)

6

d)

17

e)

18

34.

The King's (a)   has the right to become the next king if worthy.

35.

What are the two reasons Saul became King?

a)

David wanted him to become King before himself.

b)

Jacobs's blessing only took effect after a certain time.

c)

Saul had better leadership qualities than David AT THE TIME.

d)

The town preferred Saul over David.

e)

David wasn't ready to become king yet.

36.

What is the MAIN idea of the King's restrictions?

a)

He should be not focused on the silly things and more focused on the important things.

b)

He shouldn't get caught up in greed and spend more time with the townspeople.

c)

With all the silver, gold, horses, and wives he will get far too egotistical.

d)

All of the above.

37.

TRUE OR FALSE: One of the King's Torahs had to be on him at all times.

a)

True

b)

False