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Froggy Jumps 2nd MP Quarterly -- JudaismVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of Judaism basics. par Charissa Vangi 1 According to most historians, when did Judaism begin? a Around 1000 CE with Moses b Around 500 CE with Charlemagne c Around 2000 BCE with Abraham 2 Who is considered the Father of the Semitic religions? a Abraham b Moses c David 3 Which is the main sacred text of Judaism? a New Testament b Tanakh c Qur'an 4 What does the Torah consist of? a Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy b Psalms, Proverbs, Job c Matthew, Mark, Luke, John 5 Which part of the Tanakh is also known as the 'Teaching or Instruction'? a Nevi'im b Torah c Ketuvim 6 What is the Hebrew term for 'Learning or Study' as per the texts? a Ketuvim b Talmud c Mishnah 7 What is the name of the collection of stories and laws in Judaism? a Talmud b Mishnah c Torah 8 Who is the Messenger/teacher leading worship in synagogues? a Priest b Pastor c Rabbi 9 What is the date for a Bar Mitzvah boy’s ceremony? a Around age 13 b Around age 18 c Around age 21 10 What is the equivalent rite for girls called in Judaism? a Bat Mitzvah b Bar Mitzvah c Kashrut 11 Which Jewish movement is described as Torah written by humans and not binding law? a Chasidic Judaism b Reform Judaism c Orthodox Judaism 12 Which denomination emphasizes strict observance of Jewish law? a Liberal Judaism b Reform Judaism c Orthodox Judaism 13 What is the Jewish holy day central to atonement and reflection? a Hanukkah b Rosh Hashanah c Yom Kippur 14 What is the Jewish New Year called? a Passover b Shavuot c Rosh Hashanah 15 Which festival celebrates the birth of the Jewish nation? a Hanukkah b Passover c Yom Kippur 16 Which holiday commemorates the giving of the Ten Commandments? a Passover b Hanukkah c Shavuot 17 Which food practice forbids shellfish and pork in Judaism? a Kabbalah rituals b Kosher dietary laws c Sabbath rules 18 What cannot be mixed together according to kosher rules? a Wine and water b Fish and meat c Meat and dairy 19 Which foods are allowed in water according to kosher rules? a Shellfish b Fish with fins and scales c Cartilaginous fish 20 Which animals are forbidden in kosher dietary laws? a Cows and chickens b Rodents, reptiles, amphibians, and insects c Fish and birds 21 What does the Rabbi do in the community? a Chooses holidays b Gathers taxes c Inspires members to improve 22 What is the main Jewish place of worship? a Synagogue b Church c Mosque 23 Where was the Temple in Jerusalem located historically? a Jerusalem b Alexandria c Babylon 24 What happened to the Jerusalem Temple according to tradition? a Renovated b Destroyed c Expanded 25 What is the Hebrew term for Jewish law and tradition? a Kabbalah b Talmudic Law c Halakhah 26 Which part of the Tanakh contains the prophets? a Torah b Ketuvim c Nevi'im 27 Which part of the Tanakh contains Psalms and Chronicles? a Torah b Nevi'im c Ketuvim 28 Which book is called the 'Old Testament' by Christians? a Talmud b New Testament c Tanakh 29 What is the central belief about God in Judaism? a Many gods b God is not important c There is one God 30 What is expected of Jews on Saturday according to traditional practice? a Worship and rest b Work and commerce c Travel abroad 31 Which text is a collection of stories and laws used in Jewish learning? a Tanakh b Talmud c Torah 32 Who is considered the greatest prophet in Judaism? a Moses b Abraham c Elijah 33 What is the book where the Ten Commandments are found? a Exodus b Leviticus c Genesis 34 Which festival involves remembering the Exodus from Egypt with seder rituals? a Shavuot b Hanukkah c Passover (Pesach) 35 Which day is considered the holiest in the Jewish year? a Yom Kippur b Rosh Hashanah c Passover 36 Which term denotes the 'Law' or 'Instructions' in Hebrew? a Kabbalah b Talmud c Torah 37 Which term refers to a Jewish house of worship? a Synagogue b Church c Mosque 38 Which Jewish denomination is considered liberal and progressive on halakhah? a Reform Judaism b Chasidic Judaism c Orthodox Judaism 39 What is a common Jewish greeting during holidays? a Bonjour b Shalom c Namaste 40 Which text includes the Mishnah and Gemara? a Talmud b Torah c Tanakh 41 Which dietary concept is about separating meat and dairy? a Pesach rules b Sukkot rules c Kashrut rules 42 What is the Hebrew word for 'lesson' or 'teaching' in the Torah context? a Nevi'im b Torah c Mishnah 43 Which holiday marks the rededication of the Temple after a military victory? a Rosh Hashanah b Hanukkah c Passover 44 Who is described as a neighborhood counselor in the Rabbis’ role? a The Rabbi's assistant b The Cantor c The Rabbi 45 Which group maintains strict observance of commandments (mitzvot)? a Orthodox Jews b Reform Jews c Conservative Jews 46 What is the central belief about God in Judaism? a God exists and is one b God is not relevant c God is multiple 47 Which holiday commemorates the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai? a Rosh Hashanah b Passover c Shavuot 48 What is the Jewish holy day that observant Jews fast and atone? a Tisha B'Av b Purim c Yom Kippur 49 Which text contains stories, laws, and medical knowledge in Judaism? a Tanakh b Talmud c Torah 50 Which is NOT a traditional Jewish denomination? a Sabbathism b Orthodox Judaism c Reform Judaism 51 Which book contains the Ten Commandments? a Exodus b Leviticus c Genesis 52 What is the term for Jewish law and tradition collectively? a Midrash b Kabbalah c Halakhah 53 Which festival involves the miracle of oil lasting eight days? a Passover b Hanukkah c Shavuot 54 Which body governs Jewish worship and education locally? a King's council b Roman senate c Rabbinical leadership 55 Which movement affirms that the Torah is not binding law? a Orthodox Judaism b Chasidic Judaism c Reform Judaism 56 Which is the primary language of Jewish sacred texts in historical context? a Greek b Hebrew c Arabic 57 Which city is central to Jewish history and worship? a Athens b Egypt c Jerusalem 58 Who wrote extensive commentaries foundational to Jewish law and ethics? a Rabbis b Philosophers c Prophets 59 What is the collective term for the Jewish prayer group used in services? a Minyan b Kiddush c Seder 60 What is the role of the 'Rabbis' in Jewish life? a Write all laws b Lead armies c Educate and guide the community 61 Which is NOT a Jewish holy day? a Hanukkah b Easter c Rosh Hashanah

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2nd MP Quarterly -- JudaismVersion en ligne

par Charissa Vangi

According to most historians, when did Judaism begin?

Who is considered the Father of the Semitic religions?

Which is the main sacred text of Judaism?

What does the Torah consist of?

Which part of the Tanakh is also known as the 'Teaching or Instruction'?

What is the Hebrew term for 'Learning or Study' as per the texts?

What is the name of the collection of stories and laws in Judaism?

Who is the Messenger/teacher leading worship in synagogues?

What is the date for a Bar Mitzvah boy’s ceremony?

What is the equivalent rite for girls called in Judaism?

Which Jewish movement is described as Torah written by humans and not binding law?

Which denomination emphasizes strict observance of Jewish law?

What is the Jewish holy day central to atonement and reflection?

What is the Jewish New Year called?

Which festival celebrates the birth of the Jewish nation?

Which holiday commemorates the giving of the Ten Commandments?

Which food practice forbids shellfish and pork in Judaism?

What cannot be mixed together according to kosher rules?

Which foods are allowed in water according to kosher rules?

Which animals are forbidden in kosher dietary laws?

What does the Rabbi do in the community?

What is the main Jewish place of worship?

Where was the Temple in Jerusalem located historically?

What happened to the Jerusalem Temple according to tradition?

What is the Hebrew term for Jewish law and tradition?

Which part of the Tanakh contains the prophets?

Which part of the Tanakh contains Psalms and Chronicles?

Which book is called the 'Old Testament' by Christians?

What is the central belief about God in Judaism?

What is expected of Jews on Saturday according to traditional practice?

Which text is a collection of stories and laws used in Jewish learning?

Who is considered the greatest prophet in Judaism?

What is the book where the Ten Commandments are found?

Which festival involves remembering the Exodus from Egypt with seder rituals?

Which day is considered the holiest in the Jewish year?

Which term denotes the 'Law' or 'Instructions' in Hebrew?

Which term refers to a Jewish house of worship?

Which Jewish denomination is considered liberal and progressive on halakhah?

What is a common Jewish greeting during holidays?

Which text includes the Mishnah and Gemara?

Which dietary concept is about separating meat and dairy?

What is the Hebrew word for 'lesson' or 'teaching' in the Torah context?

Which holiday marks the rededication of the Temple after a military victory?

Who is described as a neighborhood counselor in the Rabbis’ role?

Which group maintains strict observance of commandments (mitzvot)?

What is the central belief about God in Judaism?

Which holiday commemorates the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai?

What is the Jewish holy day that observant Jews fast and atone?

Which text contains stories, laws, and medical knowledge in Judaism?

Which is NOT a traditional Jewish denomination?

Which book contains the Ten Commandments?

What is the term for Jewish law and tradition collectively?

Which festival involves the miracle of oil lasting eight days?

Which body governs Jewish worship and education locally?

Which movement affirms that the Torah is not binding law?

Which is the primary language of Jewish sacred texts in historical context?

Which city is central to Jewish history and worship?

Who wrote extensive commentaries foundational to Jewish law and ethics?

What is the collective term for the Jewish prayer group used in services?

What is the role of the 'Rabbis' in Jewish life?

Which is NOT a Jewish holy day?