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100

What day of the week does Shabbat happen on?

Friday at sundown to Saturday at sundown

100

What do people say to wish someone a peaceful Shabbat?

Shabbat Shalom

100

What do many Jewish families light to welcome Shabbat?

Candles

100

What special braided bread is eaten on Shabbat

Challah

100

How many days are in a week, including Shabbat?

7

200

What time of day does Shabbat start on?

Sundown

200

What is the blessing over wine or grape juice called?

Kiddush

200

What is used to cover the challah before the blessing?

A Challah cover

200

What drink is traditionally used for Kiddush

Wine or grape juice

200

On which day of Creation did Gd rest?

7th

300

What day does Shabbat end?

Saturday night?

300

What is the Jewish place of worship called?

Synagogue

300

What special cup is used for the blessing over wine or grape juice?

Kiddush cup

300

How many challah loaves are traditionally placed on the Shabbat table

2

300

What is the name of the Jewish holy book read from in synagogue?

Torah

400

What does the word Shabbat mean?

To rest

400

What is the ceremony that marks the end of Shabbat called?

Havdalah

400

What kind of candle is traditionally used during Havdalah?

A braided candle

400

What is the blessing said over bread?

HaMotzi

400

What are the three main ritual items used during Havdalah?

Wine or grape juice, spices, and a braided candle

500

Why do we celebrate Shabbat every week?

To remember the 7th day of creation when Gd rested.

500

Name three activities Jewish families might do on Shabbat.

Eat a special meal, pray, sing songs, attend synagogue, rest, or spend time together.

500

What fragrant object is passed around and smelled during Havdalah?

A spice box or container of spices (besamim)

500

Why are two challah loaves traditionally used on Shabbat?

They remind us of the double portion of manna the Israelites received before Shabbat.


500

What is the Hebrew word for the fragrant spices used during Havdalah?

Besamim (בְּשָׂמִים)

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