Explanation:

A synagogue is a Jewish house of worship, a place for prayer, study, and assembly. It serves as the central religious institution for Jewish communities worldwide. The term 'synagogue' comes from the Greek word meaning 'assembly' or 'gathering place'. Option A (Zoroastrianism) worships in Fire Temples (Agiary). Option B (Buddhism) worships in temples or monasteries (Viharas/Gompas). Option C (Christianity) worships in churches. Therefore, the synagogue is the specific place of worship for Judaism.