Bible Quiz Of 100 Questions

Question 1 of 100

1. Who was to eat of the Mincha (meal-offering)?

The sons of Aharon

The male and female descendants of Aharon

All the male descendants of Aharon (Aaron)

Aharon and his sons

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Question 2 of 100

2. During the dinner that Yosef (Joseph) hosted for his brothers, who received the largest portions of food?

All the portions were equal

Binyamin (Benjamin)

Yehuda (Judah)

Reuven (Reuben), because he was the eldest

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Question 3 of 100

3. Which beasts were permissible to be eaten?

Those that do not have split hooves, nor do they chew their cud

Those that do not have split hooves but chew their cud

Those that have split hooves but do not chew their cud

Those that have split hooves that are completely separated into double hooves, and that chew their cud

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Question 4 of 100

4. What did Bnei Yisrael (the Children of Israel) need to do to be God's most beloved treasure among the nations?

Be priests and a holy nation

Have faith in God and obey God's voice

Obey God's voice and keep His brit (covenant)

Pray to God

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Question 5 of 100

5. Which of Yosef's (Joseph's) descendants was described as thousands?

Menashe

Efrayim

Esther

Mordechai

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Question 6 of 100

6. What happened to the people who followed Baal-peor?

They were fined

They were not allowed to go into the land

God destroyed them

Their souls were cut off from the people

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Question 7 of 100

7. What did Shaul (Saul) want his armor-bearer to do after the Plishtim (Philistines) found him?

To kill the Plishtim

To help him escape

To pray to Hashem (G-d) with him

To kill him so the Plishtim wouldn't be able to

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Question 8 of 100

8. What did Amalek do to Tziklag (Ziklag) while David and his men accompanied Achish to prepare for war?

They seized it for themselves to live in

They burned down its granary

They burned it down and captured the women and children and took them away

They killed the women and children there

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Question 9 of 100

9. What did Aharon (Aaron) place within the Curtain next to the Aron Hakodesh (Holy Ark)?

His Chatat (sin-offering) bull

Only fiery coals

A shovelful of fiery coals and his cupped handfuls of finely ground incense spices

Only incense

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Question 10 of 100

10. Which tribe's new leader was Chaniel ben (the son of) Ephod?

Yissachar's (Issachar's)

Menashe's

Asher's

Zevulun's (Zebulun's)

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Question 11 of 100

11. How did Amnon feel about Tamar after he forced her to be with him?

He loved her even more

The same as he felt earlier

He hated her deeply

He was unsure of his feelings

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Question 12 of 100

12. What was the law regarding money that had been loaned to a non-Jew, when the remission of loans would arrive?

The lender had to sign a special document that gave him permission to collect the loan

The lender could still ask for his money

The borrower could still pay if he wanted to, but it was forbidden to press him for the money

The loan was cancelled

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Question 13 of 100

13. Who was the son of To'I, the king of Chamat (Hamath)?

Yoram (Joram)

Chamor (Hamor)

Rami

Hadadezer

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Question 14 of 100

14. What did God tell Moshe (Moses) to take in his hand before he would speak to a rock to make it produce water?

The Luchot (Tablets containing the 10 Commandments)

A Torah scroll

His staff (walking stick)

A jug of water

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Question 15 of 100

15. Who else besides the Kohanim (priests) was killed by Doeg HaEdomi (the Edomite) in Nov (Nob)?

The animals

The women, children, oxen, donkeys and sheep

The people who were visiting there at the time

The women and children

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Question 16 of 100

16. What food related items would be blessed if the Jews would keep all of the commandments?

The cows' milk and their grain

The crops in the fields and the vineyards

The vegetables

The Jews' fruit baskets and their kneading bowls

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Question 17 of 100

17. Which Mitzrim (Egyptians) accompanied Yosef (Joseph) to bury his father?

Pharaoh and all of his servants

No one

All of Pharaoh's servants and all the elders of his household and of Mitzrayim (Egypt)

Yosef's servants

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Question 18 of 100

18. Toward what direction did God command Bnei Yisrael (the Children of Israel) to travel after the sin of the spies?

Toward the land of Canaan

Toward the plains of Moav (Moab)

Toward the desert and the Sea of Reeds

Toward Mitzrayim (Egypt)

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Question 19 of 100

19. What had to be done with an earthenware vessel in which a Chatat (sin-offering) was cooked?

It had to be burned in fire

It had to be buried

It had to be broken

It had to be scoured and rinsed in water

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Question 20 of 100

20. What reason did God provide to Yitzchak (Isaac) for blessing his offspring?

Because Eliyahu (Elijah) would sanctify God's name at Har (Mt.) Carmel against the false prophets of Ba'al

Because Avraham (Abraham) listened to the voice of God and obeyed His commands

Because Moshe (Moses) would bring down the Ten Commandments at Har (Mt.) Sinai

Because Yitzchak (Isaac) listened to God and did not travel to Mitzrayim (Egypt) during the famine

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Question 21 of 100

21. For how long was an impoverished Jew enslaved after selling himself to a non-Jewish resident of the land?

Forever

Until the Yovel (Jubilee) year, unless he was redeemed earlier

Until he was redeemed, no matter how long that would take

Until the Yovel (Jubilee) year, with no opportunity for an earlier redemption

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Question 22 of 100

22. Why was Hevel (Abel) killed by Kayin (Cain)?

Kayin was jealous that only Hevel's offering was accepted by God

Kayin believed his brother betrayed him

The brothers fought over land

Kayin was attracted to Hevel's wife

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Question 23 of 100

23. What was the length of the Choshen (Breastplate worn by the High Priest)?

1 ama

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Question 24 of 100

24. What time of day did the locusts begin to enter Mitzrayim (Egypt)?

Morning

Evening

Afternoon

Nighttime

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Question 25 of 100

25. For how long did Moses propose that Bnei Yisrael (the Children of Israel) go into the wilderness to sacrifice?

One day

Three days

Five days

One week

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Question 26 of 100

26. Which son of Yaakov (Jacob) would live on the sea shore, according to Yaakov's deathbed blessing?

Yissachar (Issachar)

Zevulun (Zebulun)

Asher

Gad

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Question 26 of 100

Question 27 of 100

27. What benefits would God bestow upon Bnei Yisrael (the Children of Israel) that did not require any effort on their part?

They would receive cities that they did not build and homes already filled with good things

All of the proposed solutions are correct

They would receive chiseled cisterns that they did not chisel

They would receive orchards and olive trees that they did not plant

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Question 28 of 100

28. Who became fat and kicked as a result of an excess of food and prosperity?

The animals

The other nations

Overeaters

Yeshurun (Jeshurun

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Question 29 of 100

29. Who rescued David from Yishbi-Benov (Ishbi-Benob)?

Yoav ben Tz'ruya (Joab, son of Zeruiah)

Avishai ben Tz'ruya (Abishai, son of Zeruiah)

Benayahu ben Yehoyada (Benaiahu, son of Jehoiada)

Avner ben (Abner, son of) Ner

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Question 30 of 100

30. What did the staff members of Achav's (Ahab's) household do to prove their loyalty to Yehu (Jehu)?

They said they were willing to work for Yehu without receiving a salary

They killed Achav's 70 sons, put their heads in kettles, and sent them to Yehu in Yizre'el (Jezreel)

They sought all of Achav's sons and brought them alive to Yehu, who would kill them

They burned down Achav's palace

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Question 31 of 100

31. What reward did Shimshon (Samson) promise to those who would answer his riddle?

30 sheets and 30 changes of clothing

A golden crown

10 cows

Weapons

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Question 32 of 100

32. Is it permitted to eat locusts?

Locusts' permissibility is not mentioned in the Torah

Locusts are permissible under certain circumstances

It is not permitted to eat locusts

There are four types that are permitted according to the Torah

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Question 33 of 100

33. Who was the father of Pinchas (Phinehas)?

Elazar

Itamar (Ithamar)

Aharon (Aaron)

Moshe (Moses)

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Question 34 of 100

34. How old was Avraham (Abraham) when he first went to Canaan?

175

100

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Question 35 of 100

35. What did the local residents call the place where Yosef (Joseph) and all with him mourned his father?

Avel Mitzrayim (the Mourning of Egypt)

Kiryat Arba

Luz

Atad

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Question 36 of 100

36. What age were the lambs that were sacrificed on Rosh Hashana (New Year)?

2 years old

In their first month

In their first year

Older than a year

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Question 37 of 100

37. Who was Gilad's (Gilead's) father?

Gershon

Machir

Kehat (Kehath)

Menashe

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Question 38 of 100

38. Where would a Jewish servant go upon his release from servitude to a Jew in the Yovel (Jubilee) year?

Wherever he could find employment

Back to his family and to his original portion of land

To his wife's family

Back to wherever his family had taken up residence while he was in servitude

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Question 39 of 100

39. What did David do when he was recognized in Gat (Gath) after he fled there?

He fled elsewhere

He formed an alliance with the people there so they wouldn't turn him over to Shaul (Saul)

He pretended he was a crazy person by scribbling on the gateway doors and drooling into his beard

He convinced them that he wasn't David

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Question 40 of 100

40. What happened to some of the residents of Beit Shemesh after the Aron (Ark) was brought there?

They were killed by Hashem (G-d) because they peered into the Aron

They became holier people

They were killed by Hashem (G-d) because they touched the Aron

They were cured of their illnesses

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Question 41 of 100

41. Who was to eat the produce of the Shabbat (Sabbatical) year?

Bnei Yisrael, the servants, the maid servants, and the beasts

No one

Bnei Yisrael , the servants, the maid servants

Bnei Yisrael (the Children of Israel), the servants, maid servants, beasts and the residents that dwelled with them

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Question 41 of 100

Question 42 of 100

42. What would happen to Pharaoh after the plague of blood, if he would not send out Bnei Yisrael (the Children of Israel)?

God would immediately kill all of the firstborn Mitzrim (Egyptians)

God would immediately cover all of Mitzrayim with locusts

God would cover all of Mitzrayim (Egypt) with frogs

Bnei Yisrael would fight and take over Mitzrayim

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Question 43 of 100

43. On what day would Bnei Yisrael (the Children of Israel) have to nullify leavened bread from their homes?

The week before the seven-day period of not eating leavened bread

On the day before the seven-day period of not eating leavened bread

The month before the seven-day period of not eating leavened bread

After the seven-day period, to nullify any leavened bread that had inadvertently existed during that time

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Question 44 of 100

44. Which son did Yaakov (Jacob) not send to Mitzrayim (Egypt)?

Shimon (Simeon)

Asher

Yehuda (Judah)

Binyamin (Benjamin)

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Question 45 of 100

45. Why did Moshe (Moses) tell Pharaoh that Bnei Yisrael (the Children of Israel) needed to take their sheep and cattle?

They needed to use them for sacrifices

They did not want to leave behind any trace of their existence in Mitzrayim (Egypt)

They needed them for food

They wanted to use them for sacrifices and for food, and to remove every trace of their existence in Mitzrayim

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Question 46 of 100

46. Why were the Jews commanded not to hate the Edomites?

Because the Edomites let them pass through their land when they were coming out of Mitzrayim

Because the Edomites never attacked them

Because the Edomites were their brothers, i.e., they were descendants of Eisav (Esau), the brother of Yaakov (Jacob)

Because the Edomites gave them food and water when they were coming out of Mitzrayim (Egypt)

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Question 46 of 100

Question 47 of 100

47. What were Bnei Yisrael (the Children of Israel) commanded to remember regarding tzaraat (leprosy-like affliction)?

That it was no fun to be sent out of the camp

That God afflicted Miriam with it after they left Mitzrayim (Egypt)

That they would have to go to a Kohen (priest) if they suspected they had tzaraat

That they would be afflicted with it if they spoke evil about others

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Question 48 of 100

48. What was left in Potiphar's wife's hand when Yosef (Joseph) ran out of the house?

Some of Yosef's hair

Her master's clothes

A piece of cloth that had been torn from Yosef's cloak

Yosef's garment

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Question 49 of 100

49. In what year did Aharon (Aaron) die?

In the 40th year after Bnei Yisrael (the Children of Israel) left Mitzrayim (Egypt)

In the 1st year after Bnei Yisrael left Mitzrayim

In the 38th year after Bnei Yisrael left Mitzrayim

In the 39th year after Bnei Yisrael left Mitzrayim

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Question 49 of 100

Question 50 of 100

50. What did the Kohen (priest) do to the head of a woman who was suspected of committing adultery?

He spat upon it

He uncovered it

He chopped it off with a sword

He placed a special hat on it

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Question 51 of 100

51. What was the law regarding an animal designated for an offering that was disqualified?

The donor had to pay its value in money

The Kohen (kohen) had to evaluate whether it should be disqualified, and if so, its monetary value plus 1/5 was donated

The donor had to offer a substitute animal of the same species

It was offered anyway

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Question 52 of 100

52. In which land did Kayin (Cain) settle after being punished by God?

Bavel (Babylonia)

Nod

Mitzrayim (Egypt)

Eden

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Question 53 of 100

53. What was the law regarding moving the boundary of another Jew?

It could only be moved if both sides agreed

It was forbidden to be moved

It could be moved

Both sides would have to take the matter to a judge

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Question 54 of 100

54. What did Yosef (Joseph) tell his brothers to tell Yaakov (Jacob) to do?

To get up from his mourning and rejoice

To wait for Yosef to come and visit him

To send Yosef gifts

To come to Mitzrayim (Egypt) without delay

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Question 55 of 100

55. What did the general Ravshakeh (Rabshakeh) tell the people in Yerushalayim (Jerusalem) in Hebrew?

That Ashur (Assyria) planned to kill all the Jews in Yehuda (Judah)

That Ashur (Assyria) planned to destroy the Beit Hamikdash (Holy Temple)

Not to believe King Chizkiya's (Hezekiah's) claim that Hashem (G-d) would save the Jews from Ashur (Assyria)

That Ashur (Assyria) planned to take the Jews there as their slaves

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Question 56 of 100

56. What did Moshe (Moses) reassure Yehoshua (Joshua) that Yehoshua would do?

That he would die peacefully

That he would lead the people through the desert

That he would bring the nation into the land

That he would win lots of wars

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Question 56 of 100

Question 57 of 100

57. How did the law differ regarding what the Jews were to do when conquering inhabitants of Canaan vs. other countries?

They were supposed to kill everyone, regardless of whether they were conquering cities in Canaan or elsewhere

They were supposed to kill the males, females and children within Canaan but only the males outside Canaan

They were supposed to kill only the males inside Canaan but everyone outside Canaan

They were allowed to kill whomever they wished and spare the lives of whomever they wished

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Question 58 of 100

58. How many sockets were on the boards on the southern side of the Mishkan (Sanctuary)?

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Question 58 of 100

Question 59 of 100

59. What did the metzorah (person with leprosy-like condition) sacrifice if he could not afford two he-lambs?

One he-lamb, 1/10 ephah flour, a log (liquid measurement) of oil, and 2 turtledoves or 2 young doves

2 turtledoves and 2 young doves

2 young pigeons

2 turtledoves

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Question 60 of 100

60. What was the name of Avshalom's (Absalom's) daughter?

Tamar

Maacha (Maacah)

Eglah

Avital (Abital)

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Question 61 of 100

61. What was the width of Og's bed?

6 of Og's amot

9 of Og's amot

10 of Og's amot

4 of Og's amot (cubits)

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Question 62 of 100

62. Where did Yosef (Joseph) find his brothers and the flocks of sheep after they left Shechem (Nablus)?

Bet Lechem (Bethlehem)

Dotan

Chevron (Hebron)

Shechem

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Question 63 of 100

63. Who was the father of Datan and Aviram?

Kehat (Kehath)

Eliav (Eliab)

Pelet (Peleth)

Merari

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Question 64 of 100

64. What good act did the otherwise evil king of the 10 tribes, Yoram ben Achav (Joram, son of Ahab), do?

He removed the Baal pillar that Achav had erected

He showed respect toward Elisha

He fed the good neviim (prophets)

He allowed the Jews to go to the Beit Hamikdash (Holy Temple) in Yerushalayim (Jerusalem)

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Question 65 of 100

65. Who joined forces and succeeded in besieging but not defeating King Achaz of Yehuda (Ahaz, Judah)?

The kings Tiglat Pileser of Ashur (Tiglath Pileser Assyria) and Ben Hadad of Aram

The kings Tiglat Pileser (Tiglath Pileser) of Ashur and Pekach ben (Pekah, son of) Remalyahu of the 10 tribes

The kings Ben Hadad of Aram and Pharaoh of Mitzrayim (Egypt)

The kings Retzin (Rezin) of Aram and Pekach ben (Pekah, son of) Remalyahu of the 10 tribes

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Question 66 of 100

66. What was removed from the fowl that was brought as an Olah (burnt-offering)?

Only the feathers of the crop

Nothing

Its crop and its feathers

Only the crop

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Question 67 of 100

67. How was the blood of the bull put on the horns of the Mizbei'ach (Altar)?

With hyssops

With the thumb of the right hand

With the finger

With the liver of the animal

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Question 68 of 100

68. What did the walking staff of Aharon (Aaron) become when Aharon threw it down before Pharaoh?

A frog

A lizard

A lion

A snake

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Question 69 of 100

69. What happened to Avshalom (Absalom) when he was riding his mule in the battle against David?

His mule became violent and threw him off

He fell off his mule and died

Another soldier on a mule crashed into him, knocking him off

His head became entangled in an elm tree's branches, and the mule rode off, leaving him hanging there

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Question 70 of 100

70. What did Yonatan (Jonathan) reply to the soldier who informed him that Shaul (Saul) had declared a fast?

He cried out, "I didn't know!" and hit himself in repentance with the staff with which he had taken the honey

That had the Jews eaten like him, they would have been even stronger against the Plishti (Philistine) army

He said he was sure that the fast didn't apply to him, because he was the king's son

He asked him to prove his statement

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Question 71 of 100

71. How many cities of refuge were on the eastern side of the Yarden (Jordan) River?

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Question 72 of 100

72. What parts of an individual sin-offering were burned outside the camp?

Its hide, flesh, head, feet, innards and waste

Its head, hide and flesh

Its feet and head

Its innards and waste

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Question 73 of 100

73. For whom was the corner of the field left unreaped and the dropped gleanings left unpicked?

Only for the stranger

For the married daughters of Kohanim (priests) who could no longer eat from their fathers' holy foods

Only for the poor

For the poor and the stranger (convert)

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Question 74 of 100

74. Whom did David tell that he (David) lived in a cedar house while Hashem's Aron (G-d's Ark) lived in a curtain?

The Kohen Gadol (High Priest)

Hashem

His father

The navi Natan (prophet Nathan)

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Question 75 of 100

75. Was it a mitzva (commandment) for a judge to help the poorer person in a court case by taking his side?

The judge could take the poorer person's side only if he didn't owe a favor to the richer person

Yes

If the poor person had helped the judge in the past, it was permitted for the judge to take his side

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Question 76 of 100

76. What would happen if someone let his cattle devour someone else's field, or he purposely grazed his cattle there?

He would have to pay the owner of the grazed field or vineyard double the value of his annual produce

He would have to pay the owner of the grazed field or vineyard double the value of the grazed field or vineyard

He would have to give the cattle that grazed illegally to the owner of that field or vineyard in which it grazed

He would have to pay the owner of the grazed field or vineyard from the best of his field or the best of his vineyard

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Question 77 of 100

77. Which navi (prophet) did Hashem (G-d) tell Eliyahu (Elijah) to anoint to replace him?

Elisha, the son of Yehoshafat (Jehoshaphat)

Elishama, the son of Yehoshafat (Jehoshaphat)

Gechazi (Gehazi)

Elisha, the son of Shafat (Shaphat)

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Question 78 of 100

78. What covered the pillars of shitim (acacia) wood in the Mishkan (Sanctuary)?

Silver

Gold

Nothing

Copper

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Question 79 of 100

79. To where did Adramelech and Sharetzer (Sarezer) flee after they killed their father, Sancheriv (Sennacherib)?

To Persia

To Edom

To the land of Ararat

To Mitzrayim (Egypt)

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Question 80 of 100

80. What happened after Moshe (Moses) came to investigate the burning bush?

The angel told him to find God

His clothes caught on fire

The angel disappeared

God called out to him from the bush

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Question 81 of 100

81. Whom did Avraham (Abraham) take with him when he migrated to Canaan?

He went alone

His wife Sarai, Lot and the souls that they made in Charan (Haran)

His wife Sarai and his children

His wife Sarai, his brother Haran and his father Terach (Terah)

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Question 82 of 100

82. Where on the Shulchan (Table) were the rings for the poles placed ?

On the sides along the top

On the bottoms of the legs

On the four corners of the legs

Underneath the table

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Question 82 of 100

Question 83 of 100

83. What, besides flour, was in the pan of the anointment-day Mincha (meal-offering) of Aharon (Aaron) and his sons?

Incense

Oil

Holy water

Blood

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Question 84 of 100

84. What was the result of the war between Avraham (Abraham) and the four kings?

Avraham won and freed all the people who had been captured and all their possessions

Avraham took back the people who had been captured but not their possessions

Avraham lost to the four kings

No one won, but they signed an agreement to give back the people who had been captured

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Question 85 of 100

85. On which day of the 7th month were Bnei Yisrael (the Children of Israel) commanded to afflict themselves and do no work?

14th

15th

1st

10th

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Question 86 of 100

86. When would a Kohen (priest) quarantine someone with possible tzaraat (leprosy-like condition) on a burn?

If the afflicted area was dim

If there was no white hair in the baheret (affliction)

All of the proposed solutions, together, are correct

If the afflicted area was not lower than the surrounding skin

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Question 86 of 100

Question 87 of 100

87. Besides not touching anything holy, what else was a woman prohibited from doing after she gave birth to a son?

Seeing her husband

Going into her husband's tent

Bringing a sacrifice

Going into the Sanctuary

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Question 88 of 100

88. What was the first thing God said when He called out to Moshe (Moses) from the burning bush?

Listen to me, Moshe

Go away

Moshe, Moshe

Come here

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Question 89 of 100

89. How long did the inaugural period of the Ohel Moed (Tent of Appointment) last?

3 days

7 days

1 month

8 days

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Question 90 of 100

90. Why were the Jews punished with specifically 40 years of wandering in the desert?

Because the spies were all 40 years old at the time they gave the negative report

Because the spies said 40 negative things about the land of Canaan

Each year of punishment represented a day of Moshe's (Moses') stay on Har (Mt.) Sinai

Each year of punishment represented a day of the spies' stay in the land of Canaan

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Question 91 of 100

91. Which king(s) did Hashem (G-d) command Eliyahu (Elijah) to anoint?

Yehu ben (Jehu, son of) Nimshi as king of the 10 tribes

Yehu ben (Jehu, son of) Nimshi as king of the 10 tribes and Yehoshafat (Jehoshaphat) as king of Yehuda (Judah)

Yehoshafat ben (Jehoshaphat, son of) Asa as king of Yehuda (Judah)

Yehu ben (Jehu, son of) Nimshi as king of the 10 tribes; and Chazael (Hazael) as king of Aram

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Question 92 of 100

92. What did David ultimately take with him to fight Golyat (Goliath)?

5 stones, his shepherd's bag and knapsack and a slingshot

Shaul's (Saul's) battle garments, a copper helmet and a sword

Armor that was comparable to Golyat's

His sword

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Question 93 of 100

93. What did Yosef (Joseph) demand that the brothers do to prove that they were not spies?

Bring their father with them

Swear by their God that they are not spies

Agree to have their bags searched

Bring their youngest brother, who was in Canaan, back with them to Mitzrayim (Egypt)

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Question 94 of 100

94. What was God's portion, according to Moshe's (Moses') song to Bnei Yisrael (the Children of Israel)?

His people

The whole world

His land

His Torah

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Question 95 of 100

95. In what condition would Bnei Yisrael (the Children of Israel) lay down if they would keep God's commandments?

With no one to frighten them

With their doors unlocked

With pleasant dreams

With no trouble falling asleep

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Question 96 of 100

96. How much did David pay Aravna (Arauna) for the threshing floor and cattle which he bought to use as offerings?

50 shekels

400 shekels

300 shekels

500 shekels

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Question 97 of 100

97. Which tribe and its escorting tribes traveled last when Bnei Yisrael (the Children of Israel) began each journey?

Menashe

Reuven (Reuben)

Yehuda (Judah)

Dan

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Question 98 of 100

98. How did the people prepare the man (manna) in order to eat it?

All of the proposed solutions are correct

They made it into cakes

They cooked it in a pot

They ground it in a mill or pounded it

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Question 99 of 100

99. What was going to occur on the day that Moshe (Moses) told the Children of Israel to take various animals to sacrifice?

They would bring a special sacrifice to God

God would appear to them

They would appear before God

God would visit them

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Question 99 of 100

Question 100 of 100

100. What did Yosef (Joseph) try to change about the way that Yaakov (Jacob) blessed Yosef's sons?

Yosef wanted Yaakov to bless him as well as Yosef's sons, but Yaakov blessed only his sons

Yosef wanted Yaakov to bless each one individually instead of blessing them together

Yosef wanted Yaakov to change the content of the blessings to Efrayim and Menashe

He tried to move Yaakov's right hand from the head of Yosef's younger son to the head of his older one

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