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  1. How many floors or levels (or decks) did the Ark contain?

    3


  2. Which people was Noach told to take onto the Ark with him?

    His sons, his wife, and his sons' wives


  3. What was Noach's wife's name?

    We don't know


  4. How many of each living thing was Noach to take onto the Ark?

    Two of everything except the clean beasts (seven pairs of each) and fowl (also seven pairs)


  5. How long was the entire earth completely submerged?

    150 days


  6. How many days passed between the day the rains started and the day the earth was dry?

    375 days


  7. Why was Noach commanded to take seven pairs of each fowl?

    To keep seed alive on the face of the earth


  8. What bird did Noach send out first?

    Raven


  9. What bird did Noach send out next? How often, and with what result?

    Dove. Three times: The first time it returned with an empty beak; the second time it brought an olive leaf; the third time it did not return


  10. After Noach and his family left the Ark, HaShem blessed them and gave them a commandment. What was it, and how often did He give it?

    Be fruitful and multiply; three times


  11. What is the sign of HaShem's covenant between Himself and all living creatures? What was the purpose of this sign?

    His bow in the clouds (the rainbow); to remind HaShem of His promise never to destroy them again


  12. Ham had four sons. Name three of them and the countries their names represent.

    Cush (Ethiopia), Mizraim (Egypt), Put (Libya), and Canaan (Phoenicia)


  13. What was Nimrod's relationship to Noach? For what was he famous?

    Great-grandson; being a mighty hunter


  14. Terach had three sons. Name two of them.

    Abram, Nahor, and Haran


  15. There is a similarity between the story of Noach and the story of Abraham . What is the similarity? How are they different?

    HaShem told both of them that he was going to destroy the people. Abraham pleaded for their lives, but Noach did not