Instructions from Sr. Luisa You will create the question/answer set for a full game of Jeopardy for...
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Instructions from Sr. Luisa • You will create the question/answer set for a full game of Jeopardy for the chapter assigned to your group. • Type up the “answer/questions” set for each question and hand in (email) by next class. – Make sure you assign the point worth to each question. • You have 6 categories (5 questions for each): people, places, literary techniques, vocabulary, details of biblical stories and any other category you can think of ( be as creative as you can) AND don’t forget the FINAL JEOPARDY QUESTION!!! • Grade will be based on the quality and variety of difficulty used in the game as well as the quality of group work.
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Instructions from Sr. Luisa• You will create the question/answer set for a full game of
Jeopardy for the chapter assigned to your group.• Type up the “answer/questions” set for each question and
hand in (email) by next class.– Make sure you assign the point worth to each question.
• You have 6 categories (5 questions for each): people, places, literary techniques, vocabulary, details of biblical stories and any other category you can think of ( be as creative as you can) AND don’t forget the FINAL JEOPARDY QUESTION!!!
• Grade will be based on the quality and variety of difficulty used in the game as well as the quality of group work.
Choose a category. You will be given the answer.
You must give the correct question. Click to begin.
Click here for Final Jeopardy
People PlacesLiterary
TechniquesBiblicalEvents
IsraeliteCustoms
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Vocabulary
Started the journey to the
Promised Land
Who is Moses?
Takes over after Moses, a brilliant and ruthless soldier, great follower of God, and
great and smart leader.
Who is Joshua?
Great Grandmother of Jesus, a caring
loving women, shows God’s love in a kind
way rather than violent.
Who is Ruth?
Fooled and killed Sisera
Who is Jael?
The Siblings of Moses
Who are Aron and Mirium?
Where there was an extreme break out of
plagues. The place where the Israelites
were enslaved
What is Egypt?
Where the 10 Commandments
were given to Moses by God
What is Mount Siani?
where the Sea Peoples migrated
from.
What is the Aegean Sea?
A place of mixed people of farming, herding, fishing, and trading. Some of the
different people living there include the Hapiru
and the Shasu. The Promised Land
What is Canaan?
A place whose name is thought to mean
“moon city.” It is the lowest and the oldest
known city in the world
What is Jerico?
an ancient custom of destroying
everything in a defeated city
What is a Ban?
honoring a creature in place of God
What is Idolatry?
leaders of the 12 tribes of the Israelites during the time between the conquest of Canaan
and the organization of the monarchy
Who are the Judges?
ordained Jewish teachers and
leaders
Who are Rabbi?
collection of Jewish oral law which can
be a guide for conduct in certain
situations
What is Talmud?
Answer 1d
Question 1d
Answer 2d
Question 2d
Answer 3d
Question 3d
Answer 4d
Question 4d
Answer 5d
Question 5d
The 10 Plauges
What was God’s torture for the
Egyptians to let the Israelites go?
Between the death of Moses and establish of monarchy, and
conquer and settlement
How do the books of Joshua, Judges and
Ruth address the same historical events
in different ways?
This book shows tolerance and
family
What is the Book of Ruth?
Fighting for God
What is Holy War?
No relations with wife, no kosher, a
circumcision is required.
What are some thing not allowed
during war for the Jews?
This is performed on the eighth day of a boys life. This is an outward sign of a man's
participation in Israel's covenant with God, as well as a sign that the Jewish people will perpetuate through him
What is Circumcision?
this celebration would have coincided with the annual change of pasture or the sacrifice of the first born animal. The Seder meal
celebrated recalls the entire exodus event.
What is Passover?
The acceptance of the sandal is accepted by
witnesses as a binding agreement.
What is the handing over the
sandal?
This sacred tradition is
commemorated with loud blasts of the Shofar (the ram's
horn).
What is Rosh Hashanah?
If a married man died with out a son, the
Levirate law required his nearest male relative to marry his widow and
provide him with a male heir.
What is a Levirate Marriage?
Make your wager
The three similarities of
Moses and Joshua’s
experiences
What were the experiences of taking
sandals off on holy land, parting bodies of
water, and the appearance of God
