Building the Sukkah
The Four Species (Arba Minim)
Yom Kippur Tefillos (Prayers)
Days of Awe (Yamim Noraim)
Simchat Torah
400

A sukkah must have at least this many walls (even partial ones) to be kosher.

What is three?

400

This yellow citrus fruit looks like a bumpy lemon and has a sweet aroma.

What is an etrog?

400

The opening service on the eve of Yom Kippur gets its name from this famous prayer canceling unfulfilled personal vows.

What is Kol Nidre?

400

The 10-day period from Rosh Hashanah through Yom Kippur is called the Ten Days of this.

What is Repentance (or Awe)?

400

Simchat Torah celebrates completing and restarting the reading of this.

What is the Torah?

800

DAILY DOUBLE! 

How much do you want to wager for yourself and everyone? (In this case you will lose or gain dollar amounts).

The roof of the sukkah, made from natural cut branches or bamboo, is called this in Hebrew.

What is schach?

800

The central green palm branch held during Sukkos is known by this name.

What is a lulav?

800

This famous prayer translated as "Our Father, Our King" is recited throughout the Yamim Noraim/High Holidays.

What is Avinu Malkeinu?

800

According to tradition, three books are opened on Rosh Hashanah, including the Book of this.

What is Life?

800

Congregants carry the Torah scrolls around the shul in joyful dancing circles called these.

What are hakafot?

1200

The roof of a sukkah must provide more shade than this.

What is sunlight?

1200

To make up the full set, you need three branches of myrtle (hadassim) and two branches of this river tree.

What is a willow (aravot)?

1200

During the confessional prayer (Vidui), worshippers gently tap this part of their body with their fist.

What is their chest (or heart)?

1200

The Shabbat that falls between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur gets its name, Shabbat Shuvah, from this opening action word of its haftarah.

What is "Return"?

1200

DAILY DOUBLE! 

How much do you want to wager for yourself and everyone? (In this case you will lose or gain dollar amounts).

Children often march during Simchat Torah carrying these items, traditionally topped with an apple.

What are flags?

1600

You must be able to see these bright night sky objects through the roof cover of a sukkah.

What are stars?

1600

The four species (arba minim) are held together and waved in this total number of directions.

What is six (North, South, East, West, Up, Down)?

1600

The final service of Yom Kippur shares its name with the Hebrew word for "closing" the gates of prayer.

What is Neilah?

1600

During these 10 days, a special change is made in the Amidah to call Hashem "The Holy" this.

What is "King" (HaMelech HaKadosh)?

1600

The last portion of Devarim is read, followed immediately by the first chapter of this book.

What is Genesis (Bereshis)?

2000

The temporary hut of Sukkot reminds us of the dwellings the Jews lived in while wandering in this desert for 40 years.

What is the Sinai desert?

2000

Tradition says the etrog has both taste and smell, representing a person who possesses both Torah knowledge and these.

What are good deeds (mitzvot)?

2000

On Yom Kippur, the Torah reading describes the ancient service of this head religious leader in the Beis Hamikdash/Holy Temple.

Who is the Kohen Gadol (High Priest)?

2000

On the 3rd of Tishrei, Jews observe a fast day named for this Jewish governor of Judah who was assassinated.

Who was Gedaliah (Fast of Gedaliah)?

2000

The honor given to the person called up to read the final verses of the Torah is called Chatan this.

What is Torah (Groom of the Torah)?

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