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WorksheetsJudaism and Prayer Quiz
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 24mins
Where did Judaism begin nearly 4,000 years ago?
Europe
Middle East
Australia
North America
What is the special agreement between Jews and God called?
Pact
Treaty
Contract
Covenant
Who is considered the father of the Jewish people?
Jacob
Abraham
Isaac
Moses
What did Moses receive from God in the desert?
Ark of the Covenant
Ten Commandments
Holy Grail
Golden Calf
What is the Jewish holy book called?
Tanakh
Quran
Vedas
Bible
What does the 'T' in Tanakh stand for?
Talmud
Torah
Tabernacle
Testament
How many commandments are in the Torah?
50
100
10
613
Where is the Torah kept in a synagogue?
Pulpit
Podium
Altar
Ark
What is the special pointer stick used to read the Torah called?
Staff
Rod
Scepter
Yad
On which day do Jews attend services at the synagogue?
Friday
Monday
Saturday
Sunday
What is the Jewish day of rest called?
Eid
Lent
Shabbat
Sabbath
What does the word 'rabbi' mean in Hebrew?
Teacher
Leader
Priest
Prophet
What is Passover a celebration of?
The birth of Moses
The creation of the world
The story of Exodus
The Ten Commandments
When does Passover begin in 2025?
April 12th
April 20th
April 10th
April 15th
What is the Hebrew name for Passover?
Sukkot
Hanukkah
Pesach
Yom Kippur
How long does Passover last?
Five days
Seven or eight days
Three days
Ten days
Who led the Israelites out of Egypt?
David
Abraham
Solomon
Moses
What did God tell Moses to mark the doorposts with?
Holy water
Lamb's blood
Olive oil
Gold dust
What is the special meal called that takes place on the evening before Passover?
Yom Kippur
Shabbat
Seder
Rosh Hashanah
What did the Israelites eat in a rush as they left Egypt?
Roasted lamb
Unleavened bread
Bitter herbs
Fish
What did God do to help the Israelites escape from the pharaoh's army?
Destroyed the pyramids
Parted the sea
Sent a storm
Turned the army to stone
What is the final plague that God sent to Egypt?
Frogs
Death of the firstborn
Darkness
Locusts
What did the Israelites receive at Mount Sinai?
The Ten Commandments
The Ark of the Covenant
The Holy Grail
The Golden Calf
What does Yom Kippur mean?
Day of Celebration
Day of Atonement
Day of Rest
Day of Sacrifice
What is the significance of Yom Kippur in the Jewish calendar?
It is a day for gift-giving
It is a day of feasting
It is the most sacred and solemn day
It marks the end of the year
What do many Jews do on Yom Kippur instead of going to work or school?
Visit family
Attend the synagogue
Go on a vacation
Attend a festival
What is the story associated with Yom Kippur?
The creation of the world
The worship of the golden calf
The birth of Moses
The escape from Egypt
What did Moses find the Israelites doing when he came down from Mount Sinai?
Building a temple
Celebrating a festival
Worshipping a golden calf
Praying
What is a common practice for Jews during Yom Kippur?
Fasting for 25 hours
Feasting
Dancing
Exchanging gifts
What do many Jews wear on Yom Kippur?
Colorful clothes
White clothes
Traditional costumes
Formal suits
What do many Jews refrain from wearing on Yom Kippur?
Gold jewelry
Woolen garments
Leather shoes
Silk clothes
What is the purpose of Yom Kippur?
To celebrate the harvest
To honor ancestors
To reflect on the past year and seek forgiveness
To commemorate a historical event
In the relationship between God and man, God is always the initiator. What is man's response?
(a)
This Old Testament figure expressed his reverence silently at first by building altars a long his journey.
(a)
This Old Testament figure is a powerful example of intercessory prayer, since he prays on behalf of the Israelites, even when they reject God.
(a)
This Old Testament figure is known as a king after God's own heart. The psalms are attributed to him.
(a)
These individuals (such as Elijah) have the mission of educating God's people in the faith and stirring up conversion of heart.
(a)
Judaism is (a) , meaning that Jews believe in one God.
A cap that reminds Jewish men to honor the commandments
(a)
A ram's horn blown on Rosh Hashana and again on Yom Kippur
(a)
