Important Figures of the Tanakh
Jewish Holidays
Vocabulary
The Ten Commandments
Prophets
100

The Patriarch and founder of the Jewish people

Abraham (Abram)

100

This is the coming-of-age ceremonies observed at the age of 12 or 13

Bar or Bat Mitzvah

100

A building within which Jews will pray and celebrate important holidays

Synagogue

100

Who did God give the Ten Commandments to?

Moses

100

God chose this man to save the animals and his family during the flood

Noah

200

Hebrew leader who Jews believe led them from Egypt and received the Ten Commandments.

Moses

200

This is the celebration of the Jewish Exodus from Egypt

Passover

200

What is a Jewish teacher who often leads a congregation in a synagogue?

Rabbi

200

What does it mean to not "bear false witness"?

Do Not Lie

200

The son of Isaac and Rebecca, this man wrestled with God and became known as Israel

Jacob

300

As a boy, this eventual king defeated the warrior Goliath with just a sling and rock

David

300

This holiday is about atonement and forgiveness

Yom Kippur

300

This is holiday with unleavened bread

Passover

300

What happened to the original Ten Commandments?

They were destroyed by Moses

300

This was the brother of Moses and the first Israelite priest

Aaron

400

Nae the two brothers and sons of Adam and Eve whose lives ended in tragedy

Cain and Abel

400

This is the eight-day festival of Lights held in winter

Chanukah

400

These are the first five books of the Jewish bible containing the history of the Jewish people

Torah (Pentateuch)

400

The third commandment says to "honor the Sabbath" but what is the Sabbath?

The seventh day and day of rest



400

True or false: King Solomon had 700 wives

True: 1 Kings 11:3

500

Who looked around and said “It is good”?

God

500

What is the name for the Jewish New Year celebration?

Rosh Hashanah

500

His father gave him a beautiful coat but nothing to his 11 brothers

Joseph

500

True or false: there is a talking donkey in the Torah?

True

500

True or false: Albert Einstein refused to wear socks

True

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