The most epic quiz for GRADE7

What is the name of the man who the bible says is the first Hebrew?

• Adam

• Samuel

• Abraham

• David

Why did some Israelites move to Egypt?

• To escape persecution

• To avoid war

• To start a new life

• Because of a famine

Who were the kings who saved Israel and made it rich?

• David and Solomon

• Derek and Solomon

• Medo and Solomon

• Ameer and Solomon

What is the Diaspora?

• The movement of Muslims from Mecca to Medina

• The scattering of Jews outside of Israel and Judah

• The scattering of Jered outside of Israel and Judah

• The scattering of Medo outside of Israel and Judah

Explain why rabbis replaced presets as the most important religious figure?

• rabbis, or religious teachers, became more important as the Jews spread across the world

• Because priests were seen as too strict and conservative

• Because priests were too busy with administrative tasks

• rabbis, or religious teachers, became more important as the Cows spread across the world

What is the definition of monotheism?

• Their most important belief is that there is one, and only one, God.

• Their most important belief is that there is many and many, Gods

• Their most important belief is that there are not any Gods

• The worship of many gods

What are the most important laws for the Jewish people?

• The ten commandments

• Mosaic laws

• The Medo Laws

• The 2 commandments

What are the three parts of the Hebrew bible?

• The Torah is the preeminent text, followed by the writings of the Jewish prophets, who were believed to have prophesized the future. The final section includes reflections on love, joy, and peace.

• The Torah is the essential text, followed by the writings of the Jewish educators, who were believed to have transmitted knowledge from generation to generation. The final part includes lessons, sermons, and debates.

• The Torah, is the most sacred text. The second is the writing of Hebrew prophets, people who were believed to receive messages from God. The final part has poetry, songs, stories, lessons, and history

• The Torah is the fundamental text, followed by the writings of the Jewish historians, who were believed to have preserved the collective memory of the Jewish people. The final part includes narratives, memoirs, and chronicles.

What is the type of bread eaten during Passover?

• matzo

• saj

• challah

• toast

What is the holiest day of the year for Jews?

• Rose Hashanah

• Yom Kippur

• Elul

• Tu Bishvat