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What are the key practices of worship in Orthodox and Reform synagogues?
Nature and importance of
services
Shabbat
service significance
Importance of prayer, including
Amidah
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What is the significance of the Amidah in Jewish prayer?
It is a central
standing
prayer
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What practices are involved in worship at home?
Use of
siddur
Recitation of
Shema
and
Modeh Ani
Display of
mezuzah
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What is the purpose of the mezuzah in Jewish homes?
To display Jewish
faith
and
protection
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What does Exodus 20:8-10 emphasize about Shabbat?
It emphasizes the importance of
preparing
for and
celebrating
Shabbat
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What items are worn for worship in Judaism?
Tallith
Tefillin
Kippah
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What is a tallith?
A
prayer
shawl worn during services
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What are tefillin?
Phylacteries
worn during prayer
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What is a kippah?
A head covering worn by
Jewish
men
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What is a Bar Mitzvah?
A ceremony for boys at age
13
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What does Bar Mitzvah mean?
Son of the
commandments
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At what age does a girl become Bat Mitzvah?
12 years old
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How do Bar and Bat Mitzvah ceremonies differ in Reform synagogues compared to Orthodox synagogues?
They
are not the same
in Reform synagogues
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What does Bat Mitzvah mean?
Daughter of the
commandments
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When is a Bar Mitzvah usually held in Orthodox synagogues?
On the boy's
13th
birthday
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When is a Bat Mitzvah usually held in Orthodox synagogues?
On the girl's
12th
birthday
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What do boys recite during their Bar Mitzvah ceremony?
They recite from the
Torah
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What do girls do during their Bat Mitzvah ceremony?
They read from the
Torah
during the service
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What preparations do young people undertake for their Bar/Bat Mitzvah?
Practice
prayers
and read from the
Torah
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What does the Torah state about a boy's religious responsibility?
He must take on his own responsibility at
13
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Who is invited to the Bar/Bat Mitzvah ceremony?
Family and friends,
Jews
and
non-Jews
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What typically follows the Bar/Bat Mitzvah service?
A party with
kosher
food and music
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What is the significance of the Bar/Bat Mitzvah celebration?
It is an important
religious
occasion
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What do many boys and girls focus on during their celebrations?
Charity
events
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Can people become Bar or Bat Mitzvah at any time in life?
Yes
, at
any
time
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What do participants discuss during the religious ceremony?
Their long-term
faith
within communities
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What are the key differences between Bar Mitzvah and Bat Mitzvah ceremonies?
Bar Mitzvah for boys at age
13
Bat Mitzvah for girls at age
12
Boys recite from the
Torah
; girls read during service
Ceremonies differ in
Reform
and
Orthodox
synagogues
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What are the cultural and religious significances of Bar and Bat Mitzvahs?
Marks
coming of age
in Jewish tradition
Involves
community
and family participation
Encourages
responsibility
and
charity
Strengthens relationship with
God
and community
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