Question 1

The Old Testament is also known as the ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The Old Testament is also known as...

Question 2

Which of these was true of Jewish marriages?

Accepted Answer

A)  There was no disgrace in remaining single or dedicating one's life to Yahweh. 
B)  When a woman married, her property was given to her husband. 
C)  Young women had the opportunity to reject one marriage partner proffered by her parents. 
D)  Adultery was a crime for women but not for men unless committed with a married woman. 
E)  None of the options are correct. 
A)  There was no disgrace in remaining single or dedicating one's life to Yahweh. 
B)  When a woman married, her property was given to her husband. 
C)  Young women had the opportunity to reject one marriage partner proffered by her parents. 
D)  Adultery was a crime for women but not for men unless committed with a married woman. 
E)  None of the options are correct.

Question 3

When the Hebrew people were first united under Saul,most were

Accepted Answer

A)  Rural herders and peasants. 
B)  Masters of navigation and migration. 
C)  Wealthy merchants and traders. 
D)  Skilled at iron smelting. 
E)  None of the options are correct. 
A)  Rural herders and peasants. 
B)  Masters of navigation and migration. 
C)  Wealthy merchants and traders. 
D)  Skilled at iron smelting. 
E)  None of the options are correct.

Question 4

Which of these empires might most accurately be termed "multi-cultural"?

Accepted Answer

A)  Egypt 
B)  Assyria 
C)  Sumer 
D)  Persia 
E)  Babylonia 
A)  Egypt 
B)  Assyria 
C)  Sumer 
D)  Persia 
E)  Babylonia

Question 5

After the capture of Judea by the Babylonians,many Jews were

Accepted Answer

A)  murdered to serve as examples to the rest. 
B)  made a part of the Assyrian Empire. 
C)  held hostage to ensure that the remainder of their people would not rebel. 
D)  lost to history, becoming known as the Ten Lost Tribes of Jewish tradition. 
E)  lured away from their monotheistic faith. 
A)  murdered to serve as examples to the rest. 
B)  made a part of the Assyrian Empire. 
C)  held hostage to ensure that the remainder of their people would not rebel. 
D)  lost to history, becoming known as the Ten Lost Tribes of Jewish tradition. 
E)  lured away from their monotheistic faith.

Question 6

The Phoenicians were able to obtain the tin they needed for bronze-making from

Accepted Answer

A)  France. 
B)  Britain. 
C)  Turkey. 
D)  Spain. 
E)  Greece. 
A)  France. 
B)  Britain. 
C)  Turkey. 
D)  Spain. 
E)  Greece.

Exam 5: Warriors and Deities in the Near East

The Old Testament is also known as the ____________________.

Which of these was true of Jewish marriages?

When the Hebrew people were first united under Saul,most were

Which of these empires might most accurately be termed "multi-cultural"?

After the capture of Judea by the Babylonians,many Jews were

The Phoenicians were able to obtain the tin they needed for bronze-making from

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