TCi - Lesson 12: Learning About World Religions - Judaism

The scattering of the Jewish people outside of their homeland that started in 586 B.C.E. is referred to as

• ethics.

• the Jewish Diaspora.

• monotheism.

The belief in only one god is known as

• polytheism.

• disperse.

• monotheism.

The belief that there are many gods that perform certain functions is known as

• polytheism.

• monotheism.

• Yavneh.

Yavneh is the name of

• an ancient city in Israel that became a center for Jewish learning.

• the city that houses the Ark of the Covenant.

• the next prophet of Judaism.

The Talmud is

• a collection of paintings and other Jewish artifacts.

• the collection of ancient Jewish writings, or commentaries, that interpret the laws.

• a city in Jerusalem.

To be exiled is the same as

• being given a prize.

• being crowned a king.

• being banished from your country or home.

Ethics can be described as

• a set of moral values.

• clothes worn during a ceremony.

• important stories in the Bible.