B01-1 Bible Survey I - Old Testament Manners And Customs - Test 10

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B01-1 Bible Survey I - Old Testament Manners And Customs - Test 10 - Quiz

This test covers pages 300-334 of The New Manners & Customs of the Bible.

Questions and Answers

1.

What type of civil service appears to have existed in the days of the prophet Jeremiah?
- A.
  
  A welfare system.
- B.
  
  A postal service.
- C.
  
  A social security system.
- D.
  
  A government bureau to oversee labor issues.
Correct Answer
B. A postal service.

Explanation
During the days of the prophet Jeremiah, there is evidence to suggest the existence of a postal service. This can be inferred from various historical accounts and biblical references that mention the sending and receiving of letters and messages. The presence of a postal service indicates a level of organization and infrastructure in place to facilitate communication and exchange of information.

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2.

The external convex part of a round shield was known as the:

Correct Answer
Boss.
boss.
Boss
boss

Explanation
The external convex part of a round shield was known as the boss.

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3.

What materials were used to make scrolls?
- A.
  
  Cotton cloth, skins and thin lead sheets.
- B.
  
  Skins, thin lead sheets and papyrus leaves.
- C.
  
  Papyrus leaves, linen or cotton cloth and skins.
- D.
  
  Clay, stone and thin lead sheets.
Correct Answer
C. Papyrus leaves, linen or cotton cloth and skins.

Explanation
The correct answer is papyrus leaves, linen or cotton cloth, and skins. Scrolls were made using a combination of these materials. Papyrus leaves were commonly used as the writing surface, while linen or cotton cloth and skins were used as backing or protective layers. These materials were chosen for their durability and flexibility, allowing the scrolls to be rolled up and stored easily.

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4.

The Hebrew words palge-mayim are rendered "rivers of water" in the King James Version and literally mean "divisions of waters."
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
The Hebrew words "palge-mayim" are translated as "rivers of water" in the King James Version. This translation accurately conveys the meaning of the original Hebrew phrase, which literally means "divisions of waters." Therefore, the statement is true.

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5.

A type of gate that could be quickly lowered or dropped was known as a:

Correct Answer
Cataracta.
cataracta.
Cataracta
cataracta

Explanation
The correct answer is "Cataracta" or "cataracta". A cataracta is a type of gate that can be quickly lowered or dropped.

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6.

To what does the Psalmist seem to refer when he states, "Mine ears hast thou opened?"
- A.
  
  A divine anointing on the Psalmist's hearing so he could understand God's Word.
- B.
  
  The healing of the Psalmist's deaf ears.
- C.
  
  The piercing of the ears for the gold earrings commonly worn by men of high social status.
- D.
  
  The piercing of a servant's ear to identify him as a love-servant.
Correct Answer
D. The piercing of a servant's ear to identify him as a love-servant.

Explanation
The Psalmist seems to refer to the piercing of a servant's ear to identify him as a love-servant. This act symbolizes the servant's complete devotion and submission to their master, demonstrating their willingness to serve and obey. It signifies a deep level of commitment and loyalty, highlighting the Psalmist's desire to be a faithful servant of God.

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7.

A plant used to sprinkle blood in ceremonies of the Law of Moses was known as:
- A.
  
  Hyssop
- B.
  
  Acacia
- C.
  
  Algum
- D.
  
  Cedar
Correct Answer
A. Hyssop

Explanation
Hyssop is the correct answer because it is a plant that was commonly used in the ceremonies of the Law of Moses. It is mentioned multiple times in the Bible, including in the book of Exodus, where it is used to sprinkle blood during the Passover ritual. Hyssop has long been associated with purification and cleansing, making it a fitting choice for these religious ceremonies. Acacia, Algum, and Cedar are not specifically mentioned as being used in this way in the Bible.

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8.

Columns representing female figures in Egyptian architecture were known as:

Correct Answer
Caryatides.
caryatides.
Caryatides
caryatides

Explanation
The columns representing female figures in Egyptian architecture are known as caryatides.

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9.

High sounding cymbals are believed to have corresponded to Spanish castanets.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
The statement suggests that high sounding cymbals are believed to have a connection or similarity to Spanish castanets. However, this statement is false. Cymbals and castanets are two different musical instruments with distinct sounds and origins. Cymbals are metallic percussion instruments, while castanets are wooden percussion instruments. They have different playing techniques and are used in different musical styles and traditions. Therefore, the statement is not accurate.

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10.

The _______ was a method used to settle disputed questions.

Correct Answer
Lot.
lot.
Lot
lot

Explanation
The word "lot" refers to a method used to settle disputed questions. The repeated use of "lot" with different capitalizations suggests that it is being emphasized and highlighted as the correct answer.

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B01-1 Bible Survey I - Old Testament Manners And Customs - Test 10

What type of civil service appears to have existed in the days of the prophet Jeremiah?

The external convex part of a round shield was known as the:

What materials were used to make scrolls?

The Hebrew words palge-mayim are rendered "rivers of water" in the King James Version and literally mean "divisions of waters."

A type of gate that could be quickly lowered or dropped was known as a:

To what does the Psalmist seem to refer when he states, "Mine ears hast thou opened?"

A plant used to sprinkle blood in ceremonies of the Law of Moses was known as:

Columns representing female figures in Egyptian architecture were known as:

High sounding cymbals are believed to have corresponded to Spanish castanets.

The _______ was a method used to settle disputed questions.