Option b is the correct answer. A synagogue is a Jewish place of worship, where Jews gather to pray, study, and celebrate their religious and cultural traditions. The word synagogue comes from the Greek word synagoge, which means "assembly" or "gathering". A synagogue is led by a rabbi, who is a teacher and a spiritual leader of the Jewish community. A synagogue may also have a cantor, who is a trained singer who leads the congregation in chanting the prayers and the Torah readings. A synagogue may also have other staff members, such as an administrator, an educator, or a caretaker.