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Combination Test |
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NAME:_____________________________ |
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I. DEFINE |
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1. Berakhah:___________________________________________________________________________________
2. Mitzvah:____________________________________________________________________________________
3. Talmud:____________________________________________________________________________________ |
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II. MATCH |
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A. Further commentaries on Scripture added through the first few centuries
B. Passover
C. Priest
D. Command
E. Circumcision
AB. Prayer book
AC. Teacher
AD. Blessing
AE. Jewish mystical tradition
BC. Special meal eaten at Passover
BD. Coming of age
BE. The way one walks
CD. Righteous one
CE. Holiday to eat, drink and be merry
DE. Commentaries on Scripture compiled around 100 AD |
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______1. Kohein
______2. Rabbi
______3. Tzaddik
______4. Gemara
______5. Mishnah
______6. Purim
______7. Pesach
______8. Siddur
______9. Seder
_____10. Halakhah
_____11. Kabbalah
_____12. Mitzvot
_____13. Brit milah
_____14. Bat mitzvah
_____15. Berakhah |
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III. SHORT ANSWER |
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1. How many mitzvot are there?__________________
2. How is halakhah best translated?_____________________________________
3. What is a Jewish place of worship called?_____________________________
4. What is the difference between a rabbi, a kohein and a tzaddik?_______________________________________
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5. Why does the first-born son need to be "redeemed"?________________________________________________
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IV. TRUE OR FALSE |
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______1. Reading the Talmud is traditionally discouraged for people under forty years of age.
______2. Maimonedes was a medieval rabbi and scholar.
______3. For chasidim, the decision of the tzaddik in all areas of life is final.
______4. The mitzvot concerning dietary laws are called kashrut.
______5. Cooking with electricity is prohibited on Shabbat. |
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V. ESSAY |
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1. What is Shabbat? When and how is it observed? What are the two commands associated with it? What is the purpose of Shabbat?
2. What is Torah? |
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