| Column 1 |
Answer |
Column 2 |
| 1.
Prophecy occurs when … communicates with … |
|
a. Hashem; only a
king
b. a person; Hashem
c. Hashem; a person |
| 2.
Prayer occurs when … communicates with … |
|
a. Hashem; only a
king
b. a person; Hashem
c. Hashem; a person |
| 3.
Two mountains mentioned in the Haftarah are … |
|
a. Sinai and
Tavor
b. Tavor and Carmel
c. Carmel and Eival |
| 4.
In this Haftarah, Egypt is punished mainly because it … |
|
a. enslaved the
Jewish People at the time of the Exodus
b. did not come to the aid of the Jewish People against the Babylonians
c. has a climate that is too hot (and there's too much sand)! |
| 5.
Babylonia was overthrown by … |
|
a. Egypt
b. Rome
c. Persia |
| 6.
As the army of Babylonia approaches, Egypt is described as … |
|
a. wells before
water-carriers
b. trees before wood-choppers
c. bees before bee-keepers |
| 7.
The army of Egypt is described as a forest before … |
|
a. lightning
strikes
b. gypsy-moths arrive
c. locusts overspread |
| 8.
Geographically, Babylonia was (and remains, but now known as "Iraq") to the
… of Egypt. |
|
a.
east
b. southwest
c. north |
| 9.
The Prophet of this Haftarah is … |
|
a. Yonah
b. Yirmiyahu
c. Yechezkel |
| 10.
Memphis is a city in … |
|
a. Babylon
b. Egypt
c. Tennessee |
| 11.
According to one opinion, "No" is … |
|
a. Nof
b. Yes-If
c. a suburb of Maybe-Not
d. Alexandria |
| 12.
The Original Serpent cried out when the Angels fulfilled Hashem's curse by cutting off its
… |
|
a. head
b. tail
c. nose
d. toes
e. arms
f. legs |
| 13.
In this Haftarah, …. confirms the prophecy of … |
|
a.
Yirmiyahu; Malachi
b. Yirmiyahu; Yechezkel
c. Yechezkel; Yirmiyahu |
| 14.
The Pharaoh referred to in this Haftarah is Pharaoh … |
|
a. Necho
b. Chofra
c. Amon-Re
d. Sugar-Ray
e. Farrakhan |
| 15.
In this Haftarah, we find a promise that Israel will be … |
|
a. the richest
kingdom in the
world.
b. punished for its misdeeds,
but will never be destroyed
c. the largest kingdom in the world. |
| 16.
According to the RAMBAN, why was the Pharaoh of the Exodus, and Nevuchadnezzar, King of
Babylonia punished - weren't they just carrying out Hashem's Will? |
|
a. They went
farther than
Hashem wanted.
b. They didn't punish enough.
c. They punished each other, but not Israel. |
