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Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which beliefs are important parts of Judaism? (Choose 2)
polytheism
mummification
individual worth
strict social hierarchy
personal responsibility
Which statements accurately describes the sacred texts of Judaism? (Choose 2)
They are about the many gods of Judaism
They were written on large tablets originally
They contain the same books as the Old Testament of the Christian Bible
They were meant to replace the Torah
They are called the Tanakh
How was Judaism different from other religions practice in the region at the time it began?
Judaism told the story of all people.
Judaism was monotheistic.
Judaism focused on the afterlife.
Judaism was matriarchal.
Why is individual worth emphasize in Judaism?
Jews believe every individual has their own story to tell
Jews believe every individual is created in the image of God.
Jews believe individuals should make sacrifices to gods that control nature.
Jews believe every individual is part of the community.
How do historians MOST use the Hebrew Bible?
as a secondary source documenting history and religion of Egypt
as a secondary source documenting history and religion of Canaan.
as a primary source documenting history and religion of Mesopotamia.
as a primary source documenting history and religion of Israel.
What rules do Jews try to follow because they believe these rules come from God?
The Tanakh
The Ziggurats
The 10 Commandments
Hammurabi's Code
Which beliefs are important parts of Judaism? (Choose 2)
polytheism
mummification
individual worth
strict social hierarchy
personal responsibility
Why did King Nebuchadnezzar allow the Israelites to establish their own community during the Babylonian captivity?
He wanted them to help revive the Babylonian economy.
He wanted them to keep their two kingdoms separate.
He wanted them to convert to Babylonian religious beliefs.
He wanted them to fight against the Assyrians.
How did the Babylonian captivity end?
The Babylonians conquered the Assyrians and released the captives.
The Persians conquered the Babylonians and allowed the exiles to return to Israel.
The Babylonians conquered the Persians and released the captives.
The Assyrians conquered the Babylonians and allowed the exiles to return to Israel.
