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WorksheetsJudaism Religion Review Part 1
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 24mins
Is a system of principles that differentiate good and evil. Some scholars argue that morality is one of the prerequisites of religion.
Ethics
Morality
Conscience
These are days in the year that are celebrated to commemorate significant religious or historical events
Anniversary
Birthday
Holiday
It s an annual harvest festival celebrated every 15th of May that coincides with St. Isidore Labrador's feast day, the patron saint of the town.
Sinulog Festival
Matsuri
Pahiyas Festivals
It is one of the main contributions of religion to the local economy.
Economics
Arts and Architecture
Tourism
It is one of the positive influences of religion on society and becomes its very essence.
Cultural Identity
Cultural Belief
Customs and Tradition
Is one of the Jewish sacred scriptures, composed of the Torah, Nevi’im, and Ketuvim
Mishnah
Gemara
Talmud
is one of the five pillars of Islam that refers to almsgiving.
Hajj
Salat
Zakat
How did religion influence some societies' economies and politics, and governance?
Religion has significantly shaped many societies' economies, politics, and governance.
Religion used its power and authority to control the government and economy.
Religion must rule the government to have a better economy.
It refers to the most controversial issue that remains to be taught in schools.
Science and Reason
Theology
Creationism
It is a sacred Islamic obligation to visit the birthplace of Muhammed.
Hajj
Zakat
Shahada
These are composed of a written collection of Jewish oral traditions to be passed through generations.
Gemara
Torah
Mishnah
It consists of materials based on Israelites’ knowledge and experiences with the influence of other nations’ culture.
Ketuvim
Gemara
Mishnah
It consists of laws given to Moses by God at Mount Sinai in two forms:
the written Torah, which includes the Ten Commandments, and oral Torah intended to pass throughout the generation.
Ketuvim
Nevi'im
Torah
Which of the following is NOT an example of discrimination against women?
The opposition to the passage of the Divorce Bill
The increasing support for the LGBT community
The huge percentage of religious people, according to surveys
Are religious celebrations for Shintoism. Locals participate in matsuri that the local shrines have observed.
Festival
Holidays
Matsuri
Are a set of Jewish commandments that cover many topics such as food, punishments, and ways to worship Yahweh.
10 Commandments
613 Mitzvot
Mitzvot Asseh
Is a Jewish tradition that is celebrated for eight days to commemorate the rededication of the second temple in Jerusalem.
Halacha
Hanukkah
Passover
It Serves as guide for Jews on what they should do and not do to avoid offending God.
Moral Mitzvot
Ritual Mitzvot
Sacrifice Mitzvot
It is the place where jews worship God.
Temple
Synagogue
Churches
These are 248 positive mitzvot.
mitzvot aseh
mitzvot lo ta’aseh
mitzvah
It refers to the story in the Bible about how the Angel of Death passed over the houses whose posts were marked with the blood of a lamb.
Seder
Haggadah
Passover
Yom Kippur is also known as the______?
Day of Enlightenment
Day of Resurrection
Day of Atonement
It refers to a guide for Jews on how to live in peace with others.
mitzvot aseh
Ritual Mitzvot
Moral Mitzvot
Why is God pleased whenever His people attend Saturday or Sunday services?
You shall keep holy the Sabbath.
You shall not covet your neighbor’s goods.
You shall not use the name of the Lord God in vain.
What do the Jews refrain from doing during the Shabbat?
Watching a movie with the family
Engaging in a sporting activity
Using any electrical gadget
It refers to the New Year’s of the Jewish religion.
Haggadah
Rosh Hashanah
Yom Kippur
Is a supplementary scripture composed of Mishnah and Gemara.
Tanakh
Talmud
Torah
The birthplace of Judaism is (a) .
Judaism is classified as a (a) religion where followers
believe that there is only one God.
The Jews refer to God as Allah, which means “I am who I am.”
(a)
Jews believed that the (a) or the savior has not come
yet.
After Moses killed an Egyptian foreman, he escaped and lived
in (a) , a place outside Egypt.
It is a Jewish ritual that is held to mark the
passing of a young boy from boyhood to
manhood.
(a)
These commandments were given by God to
Moses to serve as guiding principles for moral
living.
(a)
This Jewish holiday is celebrated to
commemorate the liberation of the Jews from
slavery in Egypt.
(a)
It was the biggest Polish concentration camp.
(a)
It pertains to the collection of oral laws written during the
11th and 12th century CE.
(a)
The year the State of Israel has been established.
(a)
Another term for Conservative Judaism.
(a)
A term used to denote where society did not adhere to any
religion.
(a)
