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Yom Kippur: Vocabulary & Key Concepts Quick Check

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**Purpose:** This quick check helps you learn key vocabulary and big ideas about **Yom Kippur** (Judaism) in an informational, cultural way. **Note:** You are *not* being asked to practice or simulate any religious ritual (for example: fasting, prayer, or confession). Answer using what you’ve learned from class materials and discussion.

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1.

In Judaism, the name Yom Kippur is most often translated as the…

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2.

Which ideas are strongly associated with Yom Kippur? (Select 2.)

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3.

Yom Kippur is often described as the holiest day of the Jewish year.

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4.

Match each term to the best description.

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Atonement

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Repentance/returning to better actions

Neilah

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Making amends; seeking forgiveness

Teshuvah

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Evening service at start of Yom Kippur

Kol Nidre

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Closing service at end of Yom Kippur

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5.

What is the name of the closing service at the end of Yom Kippur?

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6.

Which statement best describes where Yom Kippur falls on the Jewish calendar?

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7.

Sort each statement into the best category (informational only).

  • Reflecting on actions

  • Reciting specific prayers

  • A holiday celebrating war

  • Asking others for forgiveness

  • Attending synagogue services

  • A holiday about gifts

  • Religious practice

  • Cultural/community aspect

  • Common misconception

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8.

In one short paragraph, explain how learning about Yom Kippur can build cultural understanding. Include two accurate facts about the holiday (use phrases like “Some Jewish people…”).