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Kernlehrplan Jüdische Religionslehre GOSt: God-human relationship, Torah, Diaspora/Israel, responsible action
MSB NRW, Kernlehrplan Jüdische Religionslehre für die gymnasiale Oberstufe
16 Apr – 8 May 2026
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MSB NRW, Zentralabitur GOSt Rahmentermine 2026
300 / 900 points
Minimum Gesamtqualifikation to pass under § 29 APO-GOSt
APO-GOSt § 29
Free 100-question MCQ study bank for NRW Zentralabitur Jüdische Religionslehre. Official exam: German-language theological text analysis and essay writing covering humanity's relationship with God, the Torah/interpretive tradition, Diaspora/Israel, and responsible action (Kernlehrplan Jüdische Religionslehre GOSt). Not an official format simulation; no fee for regular school candidates.
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1What is the 'Bund' (covenant) with Abraham, a foundational concept relevant to the 'Menschenbild und Gottesbeziehung' content area?
A.A foundational relationship described in Genesis in which God promises Abraham descendants and land in exchange for faithfulness
B.A term describing only a modern secular business partnership contract
C.A legal term for a court's binding arbitration clause in a private commercial dispute
D.A synonym for a country's military defense alliance treaty
Explanation: The 'Bund' (covenant) with Abraham is a foundational relationship described in Genesis in which God promises Abraham descendants and land in exchange for faithfulness, a central concept structuring the God-human relationship in Jewish tradition.
2Who are the biblical patriarchs (Avot) relevant to Jewish tradition's account of the God-human relationship?
A.Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, the three patriarchs whose relationship with God structures much of Genesis's narrative
B.Three purely legendary figures with no connection to any biblical text
C.Three modern 20th-century rabbis with no connection to the Torah narrative
D.A term describing only three specific ancient Egyptian pharaohs
Explanation: The biblical patriarchs (Avot) are Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, whose relationship with God structures much of Genesis's narrative and forms a foundational part of Jewish tradition's understanding of the covenant.
3Who are the biblical matriarchs (Imahot), relevant to Jewish tradition's account of the God-human relationship alongside the patriarchs?
A.Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel, and Leah, the four matriarchs whose roles are significant in the Genesis narrative and Jewish liturgical tradition
B.Four purely mythological figures found only outside the Torah
C.Four modern 20th-century Israeli political leaders
D.A term describing only four specific ancient Egyptian queens
Explanation: The biblical matriarchs (Imahot) are Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel, and Leah, whose roles are significant in the Genesis narrative and are commemorated in Jewish liturgical tradition (e.g. referenced in some versions of the Amidah prayer).
4What is 'Yetziat Mitzrayim' (the Exodus from Egypt), a foundational narrative relevant to Jewish understanding of God's relationship to the people of Israel?
A.The biblical narrative of the Israelites' liberation from slavery in Egypt, led by Moses, understood as a foundational act of divine deliverance
B.A term describing only a modern 20th-century Israeli military operation
C.A legal term for a court's order permitting a defendant's release on bail
D.A synonym for a company's relocation of its corporate headquarters
Explanation: 'Yetziat Mitzrayim' (the Exodus from Egypt) is the biblical narrative of the Israelites' liberation from slavery in Egypt, led by Moses, understood in Jewish tradition as a foundational act of divine deliverance, commemorated annually at Passover (Pesach).
5What is 'Matan Torah' (the giving of the Torah at Sinai), a foundational event relevant to Jewish understanding of divine communication with humanity?
A.The event described in Exodus in which God is understood to have given the Torah to the Israelites at Mount Sinai through Moses
B.A term describing only a modern annual academic graduation ceremony
C.A legal term for a court's formal delivery of a written judgment to litigants
D.A synonym for a company's official product-launch announcement event
Explanation: 'Matan Torah' (the giving of the Torah at Sinai) is the event described in Exodus in which God is understood to have given the Torah to the Israelites at Mount Sinai through Moses, a central and foundational moment in Jewish understanding of divine revelation and communication.
6What is 'Tzelem Elohim' (the image of God), a concept in Jewish theological anthropology drawn from Genesis 1:27?
A.The biblical teaching that every human being is created in God's image, grounding inherent human dignity in Jewish thought
B.A term describing only a physical painted portrait of a religious figure
C.A legal concept in German constitutional law with no theological grounding
D.A synonym for a person's professional career achievement
Explanation: 'Tzelem Elohim' (the image of God) is the biblical teaching, from Genesis 1:27, that every human being is created in God's image, a foundational concept in Jewish theological anthropology grounding inherent human dignity.
7What is 'Tefillah' (prayer), a practice relevant to how individuals communicate with God in Jewish tradition?
A.A structured and personal form of communication with God, including fixed liturgical prayers (e.g. the Amidah) and personal supplication
B.A term describing only a legal court's formal oath-taking procedure
C.A synonym for a company's shareholder proposal vote
D.A word meaning strictly a mathematical proof technique
Explanation: 'Tefillah' (prayer) is a structured and personal form of communication with God in Jewish tradition, including fixed liturgical prayers (e.g. the Amidah, recited three times daily) and personal supplication.
8What is 'Nevi'im' (the Prophets), relevant to another form of divine communication in Jewish tradition, alongside Torah and prayer?
A.A section of the Hebrew Bible containing books attributed to prophets who conveyed God's messages, often addressing justice and faithfulness
B.A term describing only modern secular political speeches with no biblical content
C.A legal term for a court's advance prediction of a future ruling
D.A synonym for a company's quarterly financial forecast report
Explanation: 'Nevi'im' (the Prophets) is a section of the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) containing books attributed to prophets who conveyed God's messages, often addressing themes of justice and faithfulness, representing another significant form of divine communication in Jewish tradition.
9What is 'Teshuva' (repentance/return), a concept in Jewish theology relevant to human moral responsibility before God?
A.A sincere turning back to God and to right conduct after wrongdoing, central to Jewish High Holy Day observance (e.g. Yom Kippur)
B.A term describing only a legal court's formal pardon issued by a head of state
C.A synonym for a company's product return and refund policy
D.A word meaning strictly a psychological therapy technique unrelated to religion
Explanation: 'Teshuva' (repentance/return) is a sincere turning back to God and to right conduct after wrongdoing, central to Jewish theology and especially emphasized during the High Holy Days, particularly Yom Kippur.
10What might a Texterörterung task analyzing a Genesis passage on the patriarchs' relationship with God likely require students to do?
A.Analyze the passage's theological claims about the covenant relationship, using textual evidence
B.Ignore the passage entirely and discuss an unrelated topic
C.Assume Genesis contains no theological content of any kind
D.Calculate the passage's exact word count with no interpretive analysis
Explanation: Such a task requires analyzing the passage's theological claims about the covenant relationship between God and the patriarchs, using textual evidence — the standard method for engaging biblical/theological primary texts.
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