Ezra & Nehemiah(a)
Ezra & Nehemiah(b)
Esther(a)
Esther(b)
Define
100

During what kings reign do the events of Ezra and Nehemiah take place?

Cyrus

100

Ezra and Nehemiah were originally written as how many books?

One

100

During what kings reign do the events of Esther take place?

Xerxes

100

What is Mordecai’s relationship to Esther?

Mordecai and Esther were cousins

100

What is Genocide?

the deliberate killing of a large number of people from a particular nation or ethnic group with the aim of destroying that nation or group


200

What is Zerubabbel responsible for?

Rebuilding the temple

200

Were the events of Ezra and Nehemiah pre-exilic or post-exilic?

Post-exilic

200

What is Esther's Jewish name?

Hadassah
200

What is a Pur?

A dice, lot

200

What is assimilation?


Cultural assimilation is the process by which a person or a group's language and/or culture come to resemble those of another group.




the process by which a person or a group's of people conform to the ways of another group.



300

What is Nehemiah responsible for?

Rebuilding Jerusalem's walls

300

What does the name Zerubabbel mean?

Planted in Babylon

300

What is the name of the capital city of Persia?

Susa

300

By what other name is the Persian king known by?

Ahasuerus

300

What does Esther mean?

Star

400

What lineage helped with the rebuilding of the temple?

The Levites

400

The story of Ezra and Nehemiah picks up about how many years after the Babylonians invaded Jerusalem?

50 years later

400

What was the tribal descent of Mordecai?

The Benjaminites

400

What is the name of the Jewish festival celebrated because of Esther and Mordecai?

Purim

400

What does Hadassah mean?

Myrtle

500

Where did they get the wood for the construction of the temple? 

Lebanon

500

What is the feast of Tabernacles/Booths?

A festival commemorating the 40-year journey of the Israelites in the wilderness.

500

Explain how Mordecai was elevated to second in command?

He saved the kings life

500

Explain the phrase "and the Jews put on sackcloth and ashes"

To publicly express or show sorrow or regret

500

What is the Urim and Thummim?

Stones placed in the breastplate of the highpriests used to discern the will of God (innocence or guilt)