Hebrew
This word means "Passover" in Hebrew.
מה זה: פסח
The burning item Moses saw that pushed him to endeavor to free the Hebrews from Egypt.
What is a bush?
The retelling of the Exodus.
What is Maggid?
A food is commonly used as maror at the seder.
What is horseradish?
This US president was the first to host a seder in the White House
Barack Obama
The word for "order" or "ritual" in Hebrew.
מה זה: סדר
The number of times Moses refused God’s command to lead the Israelites out of Egypt.
What is 5?
The book where the earliest record of the Four Questions is found.
What is The Talmud?
The activity Maot Chitim involves the gathering of this to give to the poor.
What is wheat?
The plant used by some Sephardi Jews to mimic the lashings received by Jewish slaves.
What is scallions?
The Hebrew name for Egypt.
מה זה: מצרים
Moses led the Hebrews to this promised land.
What is Canaan?
This is celebrated during the last day of Passover.
What is The arrival of the Israelites to the Red Sea?
This word describes leavened food traditionally not eaten during Passover.
What is Chametz?
What is Tucson, Arizona?
The Hebrew word for "sanctification."
מהו: קידוש
Moses developed this while in the desert to maintain order and help preside over disagreements between Hebrews.
What is a court system?
The focus of the pestilence plague.
What is livestock?
The apple mixture meant to represent the mortar and brick used by the Hebrew slaves to build the structures of Egypt.
This American president died during Passover.
Who is Abraham Lincoln?
The alternate title of Passover/Pesach.
מה זה: חג האביב
Moses' parents.
What are Amram and Yocheved?
The two brave Hebrew midwives who delivered the children of the Israelites during the Egyptian servitude and disobeyed Pharaoh’s command and did not kill the Israelite male newborns.
What is Shrifah and Puah?
What is the maximum number of minutes matzah can be baked?
What is 18?
The city that hosts the largest Passover Seder.
What is Kathmandu, Nepal?