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Answer |
Column 2 |
| 1.
“Zachor” means ...
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a)
Charge!
b) Remember!
c) Forget!
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| 2.
Amalek hated most ...
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| 3.
The two main characters in the Haftarah are ...
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a)
David and Shaul
b) Shmuel and David
c) Shaul and Shmuel
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| 4.
Shaul was anointed by ...
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a)
Shmuel
b) Achiyah
HaShiloni
c) Eliyahu HaNavi
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| 5.
The King of Amalek was ...
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a)
Gog
b) Magog
c) Agag
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| 6.
Commentators mentioned in the Dvar Torah on the Haftarah
are ...
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a)
RASHI, RAMBAN and RADAK
b) RASHI,
RAMBAM and
RADAK
c) RASHI, RAMBAN and RABBEINU SHMUEL
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| 7.
Who were warned to separate themselves from Amalek?
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a)
Descendants of Haman
b) Descendants of
Yitro
c) Descendants of
Baal
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| 8.
At the time of the Haftarah, the Mishkan was located in
...
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a)
the desert of Sinai
b) Shiloh
c) Gilgal
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| 9.
To Hashem it is most important to ...
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a)
receive fat sacrifices
b) have a fancy
Temple
c) be obeyed
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| 10.
Who was small in his own eyes?
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a)
Galyat
b) Haman
c) Shaul
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| 11.
Hashem rejected Shaul because ...
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a)
Shaul rejected Hashem’s command
b) Haman rejected
Hashem’s
command
c) Agag rejected
Hashem’s command
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| 12.
Who was a very tragic figure in the Bible?
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a.
David
b. Eliyahu
c. Shaul
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| 13.
Shmuel was the last and the greatest of the ...
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a.
Judges
b. Prophets
c. Kings
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| 14.
The sons of Shmuel ...
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a)
were known as “Sons of Sam”
b) were greater
than their
father
c) did not
follow in Shmuel’s
righteous ways
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| 15.
The three things the Jewish People were commanded to do
when they entered the Land of Israel were ...
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a)
cross the Jordan, build a Temple and appoint a King
b) build a Temple,
wipe out
Amalek and capture the Golan
Heights
c) appoint a king,
wipe out Amalek and build a Temple
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16.
Why were Hashem and Shmuel angry when the People of
Israel requested a King?
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a)
The People asked for the wrong reason.
b) The People asked
for the
right reason.
c) The People
didn’t need a King.
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| 17.
To which Tribe did Yaakov Avinu promise the Kingship?
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a)
Reuven
b) Shimon
c) Yehudah
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| 18.
Shaul’s tragic flaw was that ...
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a)
He had no flaw.
b) He gave dowries
to needy
brides.
c) He had a
“skeleton in his closet.”
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| 19.
According to the Midrash, the statement “Shaul was one
year old in his Kingship” means ...
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a)
he rose to the throne at a tender age
b) he had no sins
c) he was a very
immature king
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| 20.
According to the Midrash, when Shaul would hear a good
Dvar Torah, he would ... |
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a)
kiss the one who said it
b) would find a
“skeleton in
that person’s closet”
c) provide a dowry
for needy brides
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| 21.
According to the Midrash, Shaul’s rule could not last
because he had ... |
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a)
many “skeletons in his closet”
b) many needy
“skeletons in
his closet”
c) no “skeleton
in his closet”
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22.
Who mixed up the nations?
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a)
Achashverosh
b) Sancheriv
c) Haman |
| 23.
What was the “lishkat hagazit?”
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a)
the office of the Sanhedrin
b) the main office
in the King’s
palace
c) the largest
stone wall in
Jerusalem |
| 24.
Whose descendant was a member of the Sanhedrin?
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a)
Shaul
b) Shmuel
c) Haman |
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25.
Who “cut the corner?”
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a)
Shaul
b) Shmuel
c) David
d) all of the
above, according to different opinions, at different times, at
different places
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