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Answer
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1.
Sins committed against another human being cannot be atoned for except by including in the
Process of Teshuvah
a
b
c
a. fasting an
extra day and dedicating it to the injured party.
b. giving a present of food to
the injured party.
c. asking forgiveness from the injured party.
2.
Which is most preferred by G-d?
a
b
c
a. fasting
b. bringing sacrifices
c. modest, moral and just behavior
3.
As a symbol of the Angels and of spiritual purity, it is customary to wear ____ on
"Yom Kippur."
a
b
c
a. black
b. white
c. red
4.
An example of an Angelic practice which we do only on "Yom Kippur" is to
pronounce aloud
a
b
c
a.
"Blessed is the Name of His Glorious Kingdom for all Eternity!"
b."Holy, Holy, Holy is the L-rd G-d of Hosts; the whole world is full of His
glory!"
c."Hear O Israel, the L-rd our G-d, the L-rd is One!"
5.
True or False: When "Rosh HaShanah" falls on Shabbat, the "Shofar" is
blown.
a
b
a. True
b. False
6. Because of your answer to the above question, one of the names of "Rosh
HaShanah" is changed on Shabbat to
a
b
c
a.
"Yom Teruah"
b. "Yom Zichron Teruah"
c. "Yom HaZikkaron"
7.
To whom were these words addressed? "Be aware
before Whom you are entering. Consider that if you don't perform as intended, you will
fall and die. Consequently, the forgiveness of all of Am Yisrael will be lost
"
a
b
c
a.
the "Kohain Gadol," before his entry into the "Holy of Holies"
b. the King of Israel, before his
entry into the "Holy of Holies
c. the "Kohain Gadol," upon his exit from the "Holy of Holies"
8. Judgment in Heaven is described in
a
b
c
a.
"Akdamot."
b. "Adon Olam."
c. "U'Netaneh Tokef."
9. In many European communities, the custom was to perform "Tashlich"
on the outskirts of town because
a
b
c
a.
the scenery was more beautiful there.
b. lakes and streams were more prevalent there.
c. by doing so, it was easier to avoid accusations of "poisoning the well."
10. "All who eat on the Ninth of Tishrei
a
b
c
a.
will merit to see the Rebuilding of Jerusalem."
b. It is considered as if they fasted on the Ninth and the Tenth."
c. It is considered as if they ate on the Ninth and the Tenth."
11. The "Erev Yom Kippur" custom, formerly performed with live
chickens, currently by many people with coins, is
a
b
c
a.
"Tevilah."
b. "Kapparot."
c. "Shechitah."
12. An essential part of Repentance is
a
b
c
a.
denial.
b. "Tevilah."
c. "Viduy."
13. "G-d is my Light and my Salvation" is said in the Book of Psalms by
a
b
c
a.
King David.
b. the Vilna Gaon.
c. Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach.
14. In the Talmud, we find "G-d is my Light, on ____, and my Salvation, on
____."
a
b
c
a.
"Shivah Asar B'Tammuz," "Tishah B'Av"
b. "Chanukah," "Purim"
c. "Rosh HaShanah," "Yom HaKippurim"
15. On "Yom Kippur," we pray "We have sinned" instead
of "I have sinned" because
a
b
c
a.
nobody wants to feel personal guilt.
b. "We have sinned" rhymes better than "I have sinned" in the context
of the prayer.
c. "all Israel is considered like one body, and every person is a limb of that
body."
16. The major theme of the Story of the Prophet Yonah and his Flight to
Tarshish" is
a
b
c
a.
it is not possible to run away from G-d.
b. "Hashem" has power even over the great fish of the ocean, which was commanded
to swallow Yonah.
c. their Repentance was able to save even the originally sinful gentile City of Nineveh.
17. A "Rain Man" in Talmudic times was
a
b
c
a.
"Moshe Rabbeinu"
b. "Eliyahu HaNavi"
c. Rabbi Akiva
18. Here's a question which doesn't count because it is "culturally
biased," because it would most likely only be known to American Jewish kids over
the age of 45 , familiar with baseball history: A Jewish baseball player who
refused to play on Yom Kippur , who was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in
Cooperstown, N.Y. (not because of that refusal) was
a
b
c
a. Mickey Mantle.
b. Willie ("Say Hey!") Mays.
c. Sandy Koufax.