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Which term describes a coffin or casket made entirely of wood with no metal parts?
Correct Answer:
Aron
Explanation:
In Jewish burial terminology, a coffin made entirely of wood with no metal parts is called an aron. The word aron means ark or chest and is used to describe a simple wooden casket used for burial, aligning with values of humility and equality in death by avoiding metal hardware. The other options refer to unrelated items: a Menorah is a ceremonial lamp, a Mogen David is the Star of David symbol, and a Rabbi is a religious teacher or leader.

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