BL-HUMSS-2111-LEC-1922S

INTRODUCTION TO WORLD RELIGION

 Refers to the repeated exile of the Jewish people from their homeland in Israel

Select one:
a. Diaspora Nationalism
b. Galut
c. Kabbalah

d. Zionism
 One of Judaism’s elements that embodies Judaism’s intellectual culture,

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focusing on the study, understanding, and interpretation of sacred texts.

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c. Peoplehood

d. Torah
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 The rabbis designated their literature the Written Torah.

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Select one:
a. False

b. True
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 The Torah is a religious textual compendium developed over the history of

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the Jewish people.

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a. True
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b. False
 Kabbalah was the movement of the common folk, stressing populism and
social welfare.
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Select one:
a. False

b. True

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  A modern ideological movement of Jewish nationalism and the idea of the
restoration of the Jewish homeland in Palestine
Select one:
a. Galut
b. Kabbalah
c. Diaspora Nationalism

d. Zionism
 Geographical context was essential to the development of ancient
Israelite monotheism.
Select one:
a. True

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b. False

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 One of Judaism’s elements that includes customs and food, arts and

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music, dance and folkways.

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a. God rs e
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b. Torah
c. Peoplehood
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d. Culture
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 Which of the following statement on the Hebrew’s understanding of God is

not true?
Select one:
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a. God’s relationship with the Jewish people implicates salvation through good
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and rightful acts and deeds.

b. God’s covenant with the Jewish people and involvement in human history
implies that individuals and societies exist for a reason.
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c. God’s creation of the universe, including possibilities of good and evil, implies
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the existence of human free will.

d. God was not an abstract concept or principle, but actively involved in history
through revelation and covenant.
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 King David’s son who built a Holy Temple in Jerusalem

Select one:
a. Canaan
b. Mitzvot

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 c. Solomon

d. Isaac
 Conversion to Judaism is possible, but the concept of family heritage
remains paramount.
Select one:
a. False

b. True
 The stream of Judaism which emphasizes concerns with ethics and
morality is referred to as
Select one:
a. New Wave Judaism

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b. Ethical Judaism

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c. Rabbinic Judaism

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d. Moral Judaism

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 The movement born for the improvement of the Jews; the Jewish
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Enlightenment
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a. Shoah
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b. Holocaust
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c. Haskalah

d. Diaspora
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 Which of the following statement on the early Hebrew’s understanding of

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God is true?
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a. Like Mesopotamians, the early Hebrews worshipped numerous nature deities
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and represented them in forms of images and symbols.

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b. Unlike Mesopotamians or the Egyptians, the early Hebrews disclaims that

their laws came directly from God.
c. Like Egyptians, the early Hebrews believed in singularity represented on earth
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by a divine ruler.

d. Unlike Mesopotamians or the Egyptians, the early Hebrews affirmed that their
laws came directly from God.
 The major Jewish holidays all originated as agricultural festivals.

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 Select one:
a. False

b. True
 The promised land in Jewish’ history which Jews’ intended to return to
after their enslavement in Egypt
Select one:
a. Mitzvot
b. Isaac
c. Solomon

d. Canaan
 What was the consequence given for Jews to achieve civil equality and

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acceptance in European countries like Germany and France?

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a. Jews should convert to Christianity which was the major religion in Western

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societies because only then can both live in harmony
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b. Jews should significantly contribute to the Enlightenment society in aspects of
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arts, sciences, and/or literature.
c. Jews should divert their political and social perspectives to Western ideologies
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onpolitics and society for a national progress.

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d. Jews should assimilate to modern, mainstream customs, shed their particular

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customs and become members of the Enlightenment society.

 What was the main goal of the movement, Reform Judaism, during the
modern period?
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a. Reshape traditional Judaism in order to conform more closely to the

universalist modernization
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b. Challenge Judaism’s beliefs, practices and interpretations of the Torah

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c. Provide a scholarly analysis and understanding of Judaism as a religion

particularly concerning on its historical and cultural context

d. A secret propaganda to divide Jewish people and increase doubts on

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Judaism’s strength as a religion.

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