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Ancient Israel

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

"ten lost tribes"

a)

a person who moves from place to place

b)

a belief that there is only one God for all

c)

a group who founded the kingdom of Israel

d)

Groups from the Kingdom of Israel scattered to parts of the Assyrian empire. They eventually lost their identity

2.

What is the Torah

a)

The first five books of the bible and the most important book in the Judaism religion

b)

Also known as "Solomon's Temple" or the "Holy Temple"

c)

The Jews believed that certain religious teachers were sent by Go to serve as a voice

d)

A belief that there is on;y one God for all people

3.

What is monotheism?

a)

A person who moves from place to place

b)

The belief that there is only one God for all people.

c)

Also Known as "Solomon's Temple" or the " holy Temple"

d)

A religion that developed among the ancient Hebrews that flourished. It later influenced Christian and Islamic religions of today

4.

What is the first temple?

a)

The first five books of the bible and the most important book in the Judaism religion

b)

Also known as "Solomon's Temple" or the "Holy Temple"

c)

The Jews believed that certain religious teachers were sent by Go to serve as a voice

d)

A belief that there is on;y one God for all people

5.

What is a nomad?

a)

a person who moves from place to place

b)

a belief that there is only one God for all

c)

a group who founded the kingdom of Israel

d)

Groups from the Kingdom of Israel scattered to parts of the Assyrian empire. They eventually lost their identity

6.

What are prophets?

a)

The first five books of the bible and the most important book in the Judaism religion

b)

Also known as "Solomon's Temple" or the "Holy Temple"

c)

The Jews believed that certain religious teachers were sent by God to serve as a voice

d)

A belief that there is only one God for all people

7.

Who were the Hebrews?

a)

a person who moves from place to place

b)

a belief that there is only one God for all

c)

a group who founded the kingdom of Israel

d)

Groups from the Kingdom of Israel scattered to parts of the Assyrian empire. They eventually lost their identity

8.

What is Judaism?

a)

A person who moves from place to place

b)

The belief that there is only one God for all people.

c)

Also Known as "Solomon's Temple" or the " holy Temple"

d)

A religion that developed among the ancient Hebrews that flourished. It later influenced Christian and Islamic religions of today

9.

What caused the Israelites to migrate to Egypt?

a)

King Solomon

b)

Jeruselum

c)

drought

d)

Assyrian

10.

Who was the kingdom of Israel united under?

a)

King Solomon

b)

Jeruselum

c)

drought

d)

Assyrian

11.

What was the capital of Israel and the location of the First Temple?

a)

King Solomon

b)

Jeruselum

c)

drought

d)

Assyrian

12.

What group of people conquered Israel?

a)

King Solomon

b)

Jeruselum

c)

drought

d)

Assyrian

13.

This is a place referred to as the land of Canaan

a)

King Solomon

b)

Judaism

c)

"Promised Land"

d)

Assyrian

14.

This religion of the Israelites

a)

King Solomon

b)

Judaism

c)

"Promised Land"

d)

Assyrian

15.

__________was told by God to take his family to the Promised Land

a)

Abraham

b)

Solomon

c)

Saul

d)

Moses

16.

According to the Bible, _______________ freed the Israelites from slavery.

a)

Abraham

b)

Solomon

c)

Saul

d)

Moses

17.

King _________ was known for his wisdom and bringing peace to Canaan.

a)

Abraham

b)

Solomon

c)

Saul

d)

Moses

18.

What happened when the Israeilites migrated to Egypt?

a)

The Israelites angered the Egyptians and they were enslaved until Moses rescued them by taking them to Palestine.

b)

Judaism influenced the Christian Bible by defining good versus evil, they are both traced back to Abraham, and they are both monothistic.

c)

Judaism is the belief of Israel. They believe in one God, instead of the belief in many. They also believe that prophets are able to speak the words directly from God.

d)

His son became king, treated the kingdom unfairly and divided the nation.

19.

How did Judaism influence the Christian Bible?

a)

The Israelites angered the Egyptians and they were enslaved until Moses rescued them by taking them to Palestine.

b)

Judaism influenced the Christian Bible by defining good versus evil, they are both traced back to Abraham, and they are both monothistic.

c)

Judaism is the belief of Israel. They believe in one God, instead of the belief in many. They also believe that prophets are able to speak the words directly from God.

d)

His son became king, treated the kingdom unfairly and divided the nation.

20.

How was the religion of Israel unique among other religions in Ancient civilizations?

a)

The Israelites angered the Egyptians and they were enslaved until Moses rescued them by taking them to Palestine.

b)

Judaism influenced the Christian Bible by defining good versus evil, they are both traced back to Abraham, and they are both monothistic.

c)

Judaism is the belief of Israel. They believe in one God, instead of the belief in many. They also believe that prophets are able to speak the words directly from God.

d)

His son became king, treated the kingdom unfairly and divided the nation.

21.

What happened after King Solomon died?

a)

The Israelites angered the Egyptians and they were enslaved until Moses rescued them by taking them to Palestine.

b)

Judaism influenced the Christian Bible by defining good versus evil, they are both traced back to Abraham, and they are both monothistic.

c)

Judaism is the belief of Israel. They believe in one God, instead of the belief in many. They also believe that prophets are able to speak the words directly from God.

d)

His son became king, treated the kingdom unfairly and divided the nation.