1.
A __________ is a multiple of ten years.
a.
century b. decade
c. millenium d. era
a. century
b. decade
c. millenium
d. era
2.
The modern Gregorian Calendar year adds leap day every 4
years until centurial years not evenly divisible by
__________ occurs.
a.
lunar based
b. 365 and 1/4 days
c. 400
d. a Russian Czar
a. lunar based
b. 365 and 1/4 days
c. 400
d. a Russian Czar
3.
The Old Testament
primarily uses the __________ for time reckoning.
a.
Mayan Calendar
b. Egyptian Calendar
c. Jewish Calendar
d. Christian Era
Calendar
a. Mayan Calendar
b. Egyptian Calendar
c. Jewish Calendar
d. Christian Era Calendar
4.
Lunar/Solar Calendars are the __________ form of
calendar system.
a. most
recent
b. strictly religious
c. planetary
d. oldest
a. most recent
b. strictly religious
c. planetary
d. oldest
5.
The three oldest calendars in recorded history are the
__________.
a.
Jewish
b. Egyptian
c. Mesoamerican
d. all above
a. Jewish Calendar
b. Egyptian Calendar
c. Mesoamerican Calendar
d. all above
6.
The Judeo-Christian Creative Week is deeply rooted in
__________.
a.
solar eclipses
b. lunar phase observations
c. the star Sirius
d. the planet Venus
a. solar eclipses
b. lunar phase observations
c. the star Sirius
d. the planet Venus
7.
Natural astronomy of the moon, sun and stars is
fundamental to __________ and lunar/solar calendars.
a.
monotheism
b. polytheism
c. astrology
d. all above
a. monotheism
b. polytheism
c. astrology
d. all above
8.
The Jewish Calendar spreads 7-lunar months or about
__________ of intercalation over a 19-year Metonic
cycle.
a.
210-days
b. 209-days
c. 105-days
d. 20-years
a. 210-days
b. 209-days
c. 105-days
d. 20-years
9.
The Jewish Calendar usually intercalates lunar months by
alternating _______________ months and _____________
months every 2 or 3 years.
a.
28-day, 29-day
b. 29-day, 30-day
c. 30-day, 31-day
d. none of the above
a. 28-day, 29-day
b. 29-day, 30-day
c. 30-day, 31-day
d. none of the above
10.
Three different lengths of common Jewish Calendar years
are:__________, __________ or __________.
a. 354,
355 or 356-days
b. 353, 354 or 355-days
c. 360, 364 or 365-days
d. 365, 384 or 385-days
a. 354, 355 or 356-days
b. 353, 354 or 355-days
c. 360, 364 or 365-days
d. 365, 384 or 385-days
11. Three different
lengths of Jewish Calendar leap years are: __________,
__________ or __________.
a. 353, 354 or 355-days
b. 354, 355 or 356-days
c. 383, 384 or 385-days
d. 365, 384 or 385-days
a. 353, 354 or 355-days
b. 354, 355 or 356-days
c. 383, 384 or 385-days
d. 365, 384 or 385-days
12. Ancient
cultures that once used 19-year or 20-year l/s cycle
variants include __________.
a. Chinese
b. Greek
c. Mesoamerican
d. all above
a. Chinese
b. Greek
c. Mesoamerican
d. all above
13. Every lunar
year of 12-moon-months requires about ______________ to
catch-up the lunar-side of the calendar with the
solar-side of the calendar.
a. 7-days
b. 10-days
c. 1-lunar-month
d. 11-days
a. 7-days
b. 10-days
c. 1-lunar-month
d. 11-days
14. Lunar/solar
calendar systems insert __________ or __________
intercalary days over a 19-year or 20-year lunar/solar
cycle.
a. 209-days
b. 210-days
c. a. and/or b.
d. 7-lunar-months
a. 209-days
b. 210-days
c. a. and/or b.
d. 7-lunar-months
15. The Old Testament
employs the __________ form of the Jewish lunar/solar
calendar.
a. 52-year Jubilee Cycle
b. 20-year Metonic
c. original
d. all above
a. 52-year Jubilee Cycle
b. 19-year Metonic
c. original
d. all above
16. Genesis 1:4 explains
in the literal Hebrew definition, that God is __________ or
__________ day and night.
a. watching, commanding
b. the sun, moon during
c. the earth, stars during
d. between, separating
a. watching, commanding
b. the sun, moon during
c. the earth, stars during
d. between, separating
17. Ancient
theology advances __________ from the literal Hebrew
viewpoint to show God
existing between lunar-side time and solar-side time.
a. lunar calendars only
b. solar calendars only
c. lunar/solar calendars
d. space calendar time
a. lunar calendars only
b. solar calendars only
c. lunar/solar calendars
d. space calendar time
18. The Jewish
Calendar’s Feast of first Fruits compares with the
Christian New
Testament __________ celebration.
a. Christmas
b. Easter
c. Passover
d. Pentecost
a. Christmas
b. Easter
c. Passover
d. Pentecost
19. Ancient
lunar/solar calendar systems practiced a standard
midpoint position having __________ between lunar years
and solar years.
a. 354-days
b. 360-days
c. 360-years
d. 365-days
a. 354-days
b. 360-days
c. 360-years
d. 365-days
20. Ages_of_Adam employs
a ____________________ tool, which has a lunar-side
component and a solar-side component.
a. numerical matching
b. lunar/solar time split
c. sacred pillar
d. 260-day-Tzolken-sacred-year
a. numerical matching
b. lunar/solar time split
c. sacred pillar
d. 260-day-Tzolken-sacred-year