Mushka
Where did Mushka go for middle and high school?
A. Online school
B. New York
C. Israel
D. Detroit
D. Detroit
How many siblings does Sholom Ber have?
7
True or false: The bride and groom do not see each other for one week before the wedding
true
What is a chuppah?
A tent-like structure with a cloth roof and four poles.
Where did mushka live when she was a baby?
A. Holland
B. Charlotte
C. Canada
D. France
A. Holland
What language do Mushka and Sholom Ber speak to each other in?
Yiddish
What is a ketuba?
A. a marriage contract
B. a way to congragulate the couple
C. the place where the bride and groom stand
D. a veil
A. a marriage contract
Why is the chuppah open on all sides?
A. so everyone can see
B. to save money on extra material
C. it's how Hashem likes it
D. to remind us of Avraham's open tent
D. to remind us of Avraham's open tent
When mushka was a baby she used to call _________ "bados"
a. potatoes
b. diapers
c. naps
d. beards
b. diapers
Which country besides Israel, France, and the US has Sholom Ber studied in?
A. Australia
B. Belguim
C. South Africa
D. Russia
D. Russia
The wedding day is compared to which day of the Jewish year?
Yom Kippur
True or false: The groom and his parents circle the bride 7 times under the chuppah.
False. They all circle the groom.
What does Ms. Jayden call Mushka?
Mushpot
What is Sholom Ber's side job?
A. teaching preschool kids
B. cleaning the shul after bar mitzvas
C. Editing Jewish books
D. a waiter
C. Editing Jewish books
What does the groom cover the bride's face with and where does this custom come from?
A cloth to commemorate Rivka covering her face when meeting her groom, Yitzchak.
How many marriage blessings are there?
7
How many times did Mushka take her driving test?
3
How old is Sholom Ber and Mushka's oldest niece or nephew?
18
The groom recites a teaching on words of torah, the marriage conditions are signed, the mothers of the bride and groom break a plate, the marriage contract is signed, and everyone takes pictures with the bride :)
Why does the groom break a glass?
To remind us that of our Beit Hamikdash that was destroyed and that we are one step closer to rebuilding it.