Happy New Year!
In the Beginning
Iv'rit! (Hebrew)
Sukkot
The Mamas and
the Papas
100

This is a special kind of food we eat on Rosh HaShanah.

Apples and Honey

100

Not including the day that G*d rested, the world was created in these many days.

Six

100

Hebrew has many letters which sound the same.  Name two.

tet and tav; vet and vav; sin and samech; ayin and aleph

100

Sukkot is a holiday whose name means this.

Booths


100

We consider this "papa" to be the first Jew.

Abraham

200

The ram's horn that is blown on Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur is called this in Hebrew.

Shofar

200

On the first day of creation, G*d said, "Let there be" this, and there was.

Light
200

The Hebrew language was brought back to life by a man whose nickname was this.

Avi (Eliezer ben Yehudah)

200

We are supposed to live in a sukkah for this many days.

Seven

200

This "papa" was almost sacrificed by his father.

Isaac

300

On Yom Kippur, we ask forgiveness for this.

Our sins.

300

Adam and Eve, the first humans, were told not to eat from this.

The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil

300

Hebrew has five final letters.  These are their names.

Chaf; Mem; Nun; Fay; Tzadee

300

On Sukkot, we shake three branches called this.

Lulav

300

This "mama" was chosen to be Isaac's wife because she was kind.

Rebecca

400

On Yom Kippur we eat this.

Nothing

400

Adam blamed Eve for his mistake and Eve blamed this.

The snake (serpent)

400

This is the pray that calls everyone to worship.

Bar'chu

400

We shake the lulav in this many directions.

Six

400

This "papa" had two dreams that involved Angels of G*d.

Jacob

500

In Hebrew, the way to say Happy New Year is this.

(L')Shanah tovah

500

Adam and Eve's son Cain killed his brother Abel because he was feeling this.

Jealousy (because Abel's sacrifice was accepted and not his)


500

This prayer says, "Listen, Israel!  The Lord is our G*d, the Lord is One!"

Sh'ma

500

This is the name of the lemon-like fruit that we shake with the lulav.

Etrog
500

These two "mamas" were the wives of Jacob.

Leah and Rachel

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