Cup of Tea - Religions - Judaism - Death And Mourning Solution

Q.1.

When a Jewish person dies ....

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the body is left alone and a rabbi called
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a ritual ‘meal’, such as a piece of fruit and a glass of water is placed at the side of the body
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the body is embalmed
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the body is covered

Q.2.

When visiting a grave, a Jewish person will ....

Q.3.

In Jewish tradition, the face of the deceased at a burial is ....

Q.4.

The remembrance for a deceased person takes the form of ....

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visiting the graveside once a year to tend the plot
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saying dedicated prayers on each normal secular year anniversary of the death
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saying dedicated prayers on each Jewish year anniversary of the death
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entering an anniversary seven day period of mourning in the primary family residence

Q.5.

After returning from the cemetery ....

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a candle is lit
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a special unveiling ceremony of a photograph of the deceased takes place in the family’s principal home
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the family of the deceased return to the synagogue for prayers
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the immediate family of the deceased return to their normal daily routine

Q.6.

Immediately following the lowering of the coffin into the grave, it is usual for ....

Q.7.

When a Jewish person dies, they are buried ....

Q.8.

Following the burial service ....

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there is a second service to erect a gravestone
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there is the equivalent of a “wake” where the family invite those who attended the burial back to their house for a meal
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those in attendance provide the mourners with food
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the mourners return to the synagogue for a special service of remembrance

Q.9.

Some Jewish families enter a seven day period of mourning, similar to that for the deceased if ....

Q.10.

If a deceased Jewish person has a tattoo ....