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Beliefs, Practices, and Holidays of Judaism

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What language is the Torah written in?

a)

Hebrew

b)

Arabic

c)

English

d)

Greek

2.

What is the Jewish place of worship called?

a)

Synagogue

b)

Monastery

c)

Mosque

d)

Croquet

3.

a spiritual leader or teacher

a)

tribes

b)

rabbi

c)

synagogues

d)

exile

4.

The Sabbath (or day of rest) is:

a)

Sunday

b)

Friday sundown to Saturday sundown.

c)

Saturday

d)

Friday sunrise to Saturday sunrise

5.

Another word for the Sabbath is:

a)

Hanukkah

b)

Sukkot

c)

Seder

d)

Shabbat

6.

True or false: ancient Israelite women were treated well for the time.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

Values of Judaism are (check all that apply):

a)

Equality

b)

Social justice

c)

Education

d)

Believing in more than 1 god

8.

a 6-pointed star used as a Jewish symbol

a)

pentagram

b)

Menorah

c)

heptagram

d)

Star of David

9.

foods that were specially prepared according to Jewish dietary laws

a)

tribes

b)

rabbi

c)

synagogues

d)

kosher

10.

What are two foods that Jews who follow their dietary laws DO NOT mix?

a)

Meat and Dairy

b)

Sweet and Savory

c)

Pigs and Cows

d)

Fats and Carbs

11.

Passover celebrates:

a)

the start of Spring

b)

the Jewish New Year

c)

the Exodus out of Egypt.

d)

asking for forgiveness.

12.
Why do people eat honey dipped apples on Rosh Hashanah?
a)
They want to accept their fate
b)
They want to
c)
They like apples
d)
They want a sweet year
13.

What does Yom Kippur mean?

a)

Day of Atonement

b)

Day of the Dead

c)

Day of rest

14.

What do Jews do on the day of Yom Kippur?

a)

Go to work and School

b)

Reflect on the year and ask forgiveness

c)

Have a feast and share gifts

15.
Hannukah is called the festival of ________.
a)
fun
b)
food
c)
lights
d)
music