Questions about the Trinity

What does the Shema show?

• A religious text

• A historical event

• A scientific theory

• A mathematical formula

What is the only thing beyond Hashem’s control?

• Human free will

• The weather

• The laws of physics

• Time

How many mitzvot must Jews follow?

• 613

• 10

• 7

• 248

Why are the laws given?

• To maintain order

• To create chaos

• To confuse people

• To entertain

How do Orthodox and Reform Jews see the laws?

• Orthodox Jews strictly adhere to traditional laws, while Reform Jews interpret them more liberally.

• Both Orthodox and Reform Jews strictly adhere to traditional laws.

• Orthodox Jews interpret the laws liberally, while Reform Jews strictly adhere to them.

• Neither Orthodox nor Reform Jews follow traditional laws.

During Rosh Hashanah, Hashem records a person’s actions in:

• The Book of Life

• The Book of Deeds

• The Book of Remembrance

• The Book of Judgement

What is the significance of the Torah in Judaism?

• It is a collection of Jewish laws and teachings.

• It is a historical account of world events.

• It is a scientific manual.

• It is a fictional storybook.

Where is the belief that God is one found?

• Torah

• Shema

• Bible

• 10 Commandments

What is God's justice linked with?

• Forgiveness

• Love

• Mercy

• Power

Shema expresses the belief in one G-d and is the only prayer commanded in the Torah - Links to which characteristic of God's

• Lawgiver

• Creator

• Judge

• One