Beersheba - Quiz
A) Yaakov Turner B) Ruvik Danilovich C) Benjamin Netanyahu D) David Ben-Gurion
A) Rambam Medical Center B) Hadassah Medical Center C) Soroka Medical Center D) Ichilov Medical Center
A) 2012 B) 2010 C) 2015 D) 2008
A) Hebrew University B) Tel Aviv University C) Open University of Israel D) Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
A) Renewable energy B) Cyber security C) Agricultural technology D) Maritime engineering
A) 80% B) 95% C) 75% D) 90%
A) Makhteshim B) Omer C) Old City D) Techni
A) The RASHI-SACTA Foundation B) Ben-Gurion C) The City Council D) Yaakov Turner
A) Google B) Apple C) Lockheed Martin D) Microsoft
A) 2012 B) 2005 C) 2022 D) 2008
A) Pfizer B) Novartis C) Moderna D) Teva Pharmaceutical Industries
A) 39 B) 99 C) 300 D) 60
A) Bezalel Academy B) HIT Holon C) Shamoon College of Engineering D) Shenkar College
A) North of Highway 60 B) In the Emek Sara zone C) In the Old City D) Near Omer
A) 19,617 B) 3,000 C) 16,699 D) 45,291
A) Seven ewes B) Seven wells C) Seven servants D) Seven lambs
A) shib'a B) bǝ'er C) sheba D) nishbǝ'u
A) They had sworn B) Peace C) Seven D) Well
A) Abimelech B) Obadiah C) The Philistines D) Isaac
A) Water B) An oath C) Seven ewes D) Gold
A) Abraham had seven wives B) It took seven days to dig C) It had seven springs D) It was the seventh well dug
A) Esek, Sitnah, and Rehoboth B) Genesis, Exodus, and Leviticus C) Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob D) Samaa, Sheba, and Baladiyyat
A) Well of the Seven B) Baladiyyat Bi'russab C) Beersheba and Samaa D) Beersheba or Sheba
A) Abraham ibn Ezra and Samuel b. Meir B) Abimelech and Isaac C) The Philistines and the authors of the Septuagint D) Obadiah Sforno and the Masoretes
A) Belediyet Bi'r alsab' B) Be'er Sheba C) Shib'a D) Samaa
A) 300,000 B) 150,000 C) 117,500 D) 223,587
A) 4.0 B) 117.5 C) 223.5 D) 100.0
A) Bronze Age collapse B) Fourth millennium BC C) Tenth century BC D) First century AD
A) Judah B) Dan C) Simeon D) Levi
A) Babylonians B) Egyptians C) Assyrians D) Romans
A) Tel Aviv B) Tel Megiddo C) Tel Dan D) Tel Be'er Sheva
A) British B) Egyptians C) Ottomans D) Israelis
A) German Empire B) Australian Light Horse C) French Legion D) American infantry
A) Syrian B) Egyptian C) Jordanian D) British
A) Football B) Tennis C) Chess D) Basketball
A) American immigrants B) Ethiopian immigrants C) Indian immigrants D) Russian-speaking immigrants
A) A stairway to heaven B) An army of angels C) A golden calf D) A burning bush
A) Samuel B) Solomon C) Saul D) David
A) Amos B) Isaiah C) Samuel D) Elijah
A) Daniel B) Elijah C) Amos D) Jeremiah
A) British mandate B) Ottoman rule C) Byzantine rule D) Roman rule
A) 1917 B) 1900 C) 1885 D) 1948
A) November 1950 B) October 1948 C) May 1947 D) June 1967
A) A temple B) An altar C) A city wall D) A palace
A) The Babylonian conquest B) The Roman siege C) The Egyptian invasion D) The Crusades
A) Philistines B) Canaanites C) Bedouin tribes D) Moabites
A) 20th century B) 14th century C) 16th century D) 19th century
A) Chalcolithic B) Hellenistic C) Byzantine D) Iron Age
A) Metal tools B) Bronze tools C) Iron tools D) Stone tools
A) Circular B) Random C) Grid D) Linear
A) An aqueduct B) A huge cistern C) A natural spring pool D) A drainage tunnel
A) Persian Achaemenid Empire B) Roman Empire C) Byzantine Empire D) Hasmonean Empire
A) Julius Caesar B) Diocletian C) Vespasian D) Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus
A) Rakafot B) Old City C) Arava D) Negev
A) Aramaic B) Greek C) Latin D) Hebrew
A) Gold mining B) Olive oil production C) Shipbuilding D) Fishing
A) Arabia Petraea B) Judea C) Palaestina Tertia D) Aegyptus
A) Piri Reis map B) Madaba Map C) The Peutinger Table D) Tabula Peutingeriana
A) Twelve B) Ten C) Two D) Six
A) Pompeius B) Vespasian C) John D) Seridus
A) Isma'il Kamal Bey B) Felix Fabri C) Aref Abu-Rabia D) Alois Musil
A) About 300. B) About 100. C) About 1,000. D) About 5,000.
A) Ben-David B) Aref Abu-Rabia C) Felix Fabri D) Kressel
A) June 1908 B) June 1914 C) June 1899 D) June 1901
A) Sinai B) Hebron C) Gaza D) Jerusalem
A) Isma'il Kamal Bey B) Alois Musil C) Hamdi Bey D) Muhammed Carullah Efendi
A) In a tent lent by the local sheikh. B) In a house in Gaza. C) In a military barracks. D) In a stone khan.
A) Alois Musil B) Hamdi Bey C) Aref Abu-Rabia D) Isma'il Kamal Bey
A) 2,000 people. B) 800 people. C) 300 people. D) 1,000 people.
A) Jamal Pasha B) Yigal Allon C) William Grant D) General Allenby
A) The longest battle of World War I B) The final battle of the Sinai Campaign C) The last successful cavalry charge D) The first major victory of the Mandate
A) Yigal Allon B) General Allenby C) William Grant D) Jamal Pasha
A) October 1917 B) November 1917 C) May 1918 D) October 1915
A) 1931 B) 1928 C) 1945 D) 1936
A) UNSCOP B) The Security Council C) The Trusteeship Council D) The Ad Hoc Committee
A) Around 500 B) None C) Around 120 D) Around 2,000
A) David Ben-Gurion B) Yisrael Carmi C) Benny Morris D) Yigal Allon
A) 10 kilometers B) 5 kilometers C) 20 kilometers D) 50 kilometers
A) Oslo Accords B) 1949 Armistice Agreements C) Treaty of Versailles D) Camp David Accords
A) Historical Quarter B) New Town C) Old City D) Central District
A) The Six-Day War B) The War of Independence C) The Yom Kippur War D) Wadi Salib riots
A) 1979 B) 1960 C) 1956 D) 1969
A) Mohamed Morsi B) Gamal Abdel Nasser C) Hosni Mubarak D) Anwar Sadat
A) South B) East C) West D) North
A) The Beersheba City Council B) The Jewish National Fund C) The Israeli Ministry of Tourism D) The Mediterranean Development Agency
A) 550 acres B) 1,240 acres C) 900 acres D) 345 acres
A) High-quality purified wastewater B) Desalinated sea water C) Untreated rainwater D) Fresh water from the Kinneret
A) Negev Central Tower B) Beersheba Heights C) Rambam Square 2 D) Rager Tower
A) A new urban forest B) An industrial park C) A shopping complex D) A sports stadium
A) The new public hospital B) Negev University Hospital C) Beersheba Central Hospital D) Soroka Medical Center
A) Old City Parkway B) Beersheba Central Road C) Rager Boulevard D) Independence Avenue
A) 16 B) 45 C) 80 D) 64
A) Hezbollah B) Palestinian Islamic Jihad C) Hamas D) Islamic State
A) October 19, 1998 B) August 31, 2004 C) December 27, 2008 D) January 18, 2009
A) Iron Dome B) Arrow C) Patriot D) David's Sling
A) Knife B) Grenade C) Axe D) Ballistic missile
A) 5 B) 2 C) 16 D) 4
A) Olive tree B) Oak tree C) Palm tree D) Tamarix tree
A) 500 kilometres B) 75 kilometres C) 115 kilometres D) 120 kilometres
A) Jenin B) Omer C) Hebron D) Gaza |
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