All You Need Is Love

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Quiz Questions

1.
Which of these means “love” in Hebrew?
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- A.
  Emunah
- B.
  Ahava
- C.
  Shalom
- D.
  Tefillah
2.
In the Bible, the book of Leviticus defines the “gold standard” for love – we are to love our (fill in the blank) as we love ourselves.
- A.
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  Children
- B.
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  Pets
- C.
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  Neighbors
- D.
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  Spouses
3.
What leader told the Israelites that God commanded them to love Him with "all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength"?
- A.
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  Moses
- B.
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  Abraham
- C.
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  David
- D.
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  Esther
4.
Which book of the Bible is an allegory about God’s love for His children, Israel?
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- A.
  Lamentations
- B.
  Psalms
- C.
  Song of Songs
- D.
  Ecclesiastes
5.
On what holiday do the Jewish people read the Song of Songs?
- A.
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  Hanukkah
- B.
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  Passover
- C.
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  Tu B'Av
- D.
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  Sukkah
6.
Now let’s look at some of the Bible’s famous love stories. Who was the only patriarch of Israel to have his wife chosen for him?
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- A.
  Abraham
- B.
  Isaac
- C.
  Jacob
- D.
  Joseph
7.
Which woman became Isaac’s wife because she brought water to Abraham’s servant and camels?
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- A.
  Ruth
- B.
  Leah
- C.
  Rachel
- D.
  Rebekah
8.
Jacob fathered 12 sons (who would become the twelve tribes of Israel) with two of Laban’s daughters and two maidservants. Who of the following did he love the most?
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  Leah
- B.
  Rachel
- C.
  Zilpah
- D.
  Bilhah
9.
The book of Ruth tells another biblical love story — that of the widow Ruth and the true love she found when she met whom?
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- A.
  Boaz
- B.
  David
- C.
  Joshua
- D.
  Samuel
10.
The union between Ruth and Boaz resulted in a son named Obed. Who of the following was a direct descendant from Ruth and Boaz’ love match?
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- A.
  Samuel
- B.
  Saul
- C.
  David
- D.
  Isaiah
11.
Israel does not celebrate Valentine’s Day, but it does have a holiday that is quite similar as a joyous celebration of romantic love. Which of the following is the Jewish Day of Love?
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- A.
  Tu B’Shvat
- B.
  Tisha B’Av
- C.
  Lag Ba’Omer
- D.
  Tu B’Av

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Great Effort!
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Great effort! Thanks for taking our quiz. You are a tiron, which means "novice" in Hebrew, on your way to becoming more knowledgeable about Judaism and its traditions and holy observances. To learn more about the beautiful love story of Ruth and Boaz, download our complimentary Bible Study,"The Life of Ruth."
2.
Well Done!
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Well done! Thanks for taking our quiz. You are a true talmid, which means "student" in Hebrew, an enthusiastic learner about Jewish traditions and holy days. To learn more about the beautiful love story of Ruth and Boaz, download our complimentary Bible Study, "To learn more about the beautiful love story of Ruth and Boaz, download our complimentary Bible Study, "The Life of Ruth."
3.
Contratulations!
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Congratulations! Thanks for taking our quiz. You are a true chacham, which means "scholar" in Hebrew. You are dedicated to learning more about the ancient rituals, traditions, and holy observances in Judaism. To learn more about the beautiful love story of Ruth and Boaz, download our complimentary Bible Study, "To learn more about the beautiful love story of Ruth and Boaz, download our complimentary Bible Study, "The Life of Ruth."."
4.
Outstanding!
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Outstanding! Thanks for taking our quiz. You are a true shadchan, which means "matchmaker" in Hebrew. You are well-versed in Jewish traditions and observances, particularly when it comes to love! To learn more about the beautiful love story of Ruth and Boaz, download our complimentary Bible Study, "To learn more about the beautiful love story of Ruth and Boaz, download our complimentary Bible Study, "The Life of Ruth."."