Sarcastic Sara
Ticklish Tylah
Hopping Hanna
Dynamite Dylan
Brawny Bridie
100
In assessments, how do we write 'God' when writing a Jewish perspective?

G-d

100

The oral law is known as

Talmud

100

How many mitzvot are there?

613

100

Torah means....

law

100

The 'T' of TaNaK stands for?

Torah

200

a Jewish person should behave in the manner of the G-d because...

People are made in the image of God

200

Where are the mitzvot found?

Torah

200

In the Jewish creation accounts, particularly Genesis 1, everything that G-d creates is

good

200

the two central commandments are

love God, love one's neighbour

200

What is the Decalogue?

Ten Commandments

300
RANDOM TRIVIA

What is a tittle?

the dot over an i or j

300

the prophets play a significant role in declaring G-d’s demand for a just and compassionate society by reminding people that ethics takes precedence over what?

rules/ritual

300

How many brains does an octopus have?

9

300

What is halacha?

Jewish law

300

In what year was the first iPhone released

2007

400

Define tzedakah

act of charitable donations

400

RANDOM TRIVIA

Which mammal is capable of true, sustained flight?

Bat

400

In the TaNaK, the term for ethics is 'uir’at Elohim' which means

fear of God

400

What is the name for a group of flamigos

flamboyance

400

tukkun olam is...

a commitment to social justice

500

Tikkun olam literally translates to 

'repairing the world'

500

Jews are called to gemilut khasadim, which means?

acts of loving kindness

500

Jews are called not only to follow the divine will of G-d, but to emulate G-d: this concept is called..

Kiddush HaShem

500

The defining feature of gemilut khasadim is that the act requires...

physical effort on the part of the adherent to provide a service to another

500

The principle of pikuakh nefesh, saving a life, takes precedence over virtually all other mitzvot. However, there are three exceptions that take precedence over the principle of life saving: ________, ________ and ______. Rather than commit any of these three offences, a Jew is expected to give up his or her life.

adultery, idolatry and murder