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A) Ibrahimi Mosque B) City of the Four C) Sanctuary of Ibrahim D) Cave of Machpelah
A) 19 kilometres B) 30 kilometres C) 12 kilometres D) 50 kilometres
A) Jacob B) Saladin C) Abraham D) Isaac
A) Byzantine era B) Ayyubid era C) Crusader era D) Herodian era
A) Samuel of Nehardea B) Abba Arikha C) Abraham ibn Ezra D) Saladin
A) 1967 CE B) 1188 CE C) 1119 CE D) 1968 CE
A) Multiplied B) Cave of C) Doubled D) Twofold
A) An infinite series of tunnels B) Three circular rooms C) A single vast hall D) Two chambers, one above the other
A) Isaac the Smith B) Obadiah Sforno C) Saadia b. Joseph D) Moses Mendelssohn
A) The verb kaphal, meaning 'to double' B) The Hebrew word for city C) An ancient term for a tomb D) A proper noun for a king
A) It was converted into a Christian church B) It was divided and half was repurposed as a synagogue C) It was completely destroyed D) It was closed to the public indefinitely
A) Nehardea B) Hebron C) Jerusalem D) Mamre
A) The number of burial plots B) The depth of the soil C) The distance to the city center D) The renown of those interred within
A) City of the Four B) The Herodian Enclosure C) Cave of the Double D) Sanctuary of Ibrahim
A) Abraham and Sarah B) Moses and Zipporah C) Jacob and Leah D) Adam and Eve
A) 175 B) 180 C) 127 D) 147
A) Rachel B) Rebecca C) Leah D) Sarah
A) Egypt B) Shechem C) Kiryat Arba D) Mamre
A) Zohar B) Ephron C) Abraham D) Isaac
A) 100 B) 400 C) 300 D) 500
A) 147 B) 180 C) 127 D) 175
A) 127 B) 180 C) 175 D) 147
A) 180 B) 127 C) 147 D) 175
A) Shechem B) Machpelah C) Egypt D) Kiryat Arba
A) Priests B) Servants C) Hittites D) Physicians
A) Jacob B) Abraham C) Zohar D) Isaac
A) Leah B) Sarah C) Rebecca D) Rachel
A) Shechem B) Mamre C) Kiryat Arba D) Egypt
A) To graze his cattle B) To build a house C) To store his wealth D) To bury his dead
A) Scientific evidence B) Historical fact C) Mythological D) Purely archaeological
A) Alexander the Great B) Herod the Great C) Solomon D) David
A) 6 feet B) 3 feet C) 10 feet D) 2 feet
A) Stone walls B) A roof C) A foundation D) A decorative entrance
A) Roman Republic B) Early Byzantine Empire C) Persian Empire D) Hasmonean dynasty
A) 1995 B) 2020 C) 2015 D) 1981
A) 4th century CE B) 2nd century BCE C) 8th century BCE D) 13th century BCE
A) An open amphitheater B) A massive fortress C) A simple basilica D) A palace
A) Classical Greek B) Ancient Hebrew C) Jewish Palestinian Aramaic D) Latin |