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Haketia 1a

Language: Haketia

Difficulty: Beginners

Format: Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer of 4 possible options

Haketia w… 1. Haketia was first and foremost...

1. A writ… 1. A written language

2. a vern… 2. a vernacular (spoken language)

3. both a… 3. both are correct

4. none o… 4. none of the above

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2. a vernacular (spoken language)

The tosha… 2. The toshavim were...

1. Indige… 1. Indigenous, non-Sephardic Jews

2. Jews e… 2. Jews expelled from the Iberian Peninsula

3. Jews w… 3. Jews who spoke languages from the Iberian Peninsula (Castilian, Aragonese, Catalan, Galician)

4. None o… 4. None of the above

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1. Indigenous, non-Sephardic Jews

The megor… 3. The megorashim were...

1. Indige… 1. Indigenous, non-Sephardic Jews

2. Jews w… 2. Jews who had their own Judaic traditions, influenced by Maghrebi Islam

3. Jews w… 3. Jews who spoke Judeo-Arabic or Judeo-Berber

4. None o… 4. None of the above, they were Sephardic Jews expelled from the Iberian Peninsula

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4. None of the above, they were Sephardic Jews expelled from the Iberian Peninsula

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