Question

Which is a covenant?

A.
a binding promise

B.
a legal document

C.
a shielded group

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Which of the following is a Hebrew belief?

A.
God helps only those that are in need.

B.
God does not have moral expectations for people.

C.
God is fair and just and cares deeply for people.

D.
The Egyptians are God's chosen people.

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Which is a basic practice of Judaism?

A.
reading the Torah

B.
worshiping many gods

C.
making burnt offerings

D.
sacrificing animals

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Which is a religious belief of the ancient Greeks as seen in their myths?

A.
Gods and goddesses had human emotions such as anger and sorrow.

B.
The gods had no contact with humans.

C.
The gods viewed all people equally.

D.
People were slaves of the gods and goddesses.

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Which area of study has a name that did not originate from the Greek language?

A.
physics

B.
psychology

C.
history

D.
algebra

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What was expected from the citizens of the polis?

A.
encourage education for all

B.
obey the city's laws

C.
encourage everyone to become citizens

D.
elect men to the Senate

Answer 1

A covenant is a legal contract as far as I know, another definition is an agreement. 3 is reading the Torah. Which area of study has a name that did not originate from the Greek language? Algebra. I'm not sure about 2 and the last one, so hopefully this helped. And for the greek gods and goddesses, I'm pretty sure that they had human emotions, especially jealousy, and people could have been slaves to them, it makes sense. Hopefully this helped a little.

Answer 2

1. A.
2. C.
3. A.
4. A.
5. D.
6. B.

I think all of these are correct, but I am not completely sure. Hope this helps!