Animals
Clue: This mammal is the only one capable of true flight, not just gliding
BAT
Clue: In soccer, this position is the only one allowed to use their hands during play.
goalkeeper
How many hearts does a octopus have
3
Clue: This candle, usually taller or set apart from the others, is used to light all the other Chanukkah candles.
Shamash
Clue: This holiday is the only one where the Torah commands bringing four specific species together, a practice later linked to unity among different kinds of Jews.
Sukkos
Clue: This large cat has the strongest bite force of any big cat species.
jaguar
which baseball team has won the most world series titles
Yankees
Clue: This planet in our solar system spins so slowly that one of its days is longer than its entire year.
Clue: The dreidel letters stand for “A great miracle happened there,” but in Israel, the last letter is different and means this instead
Here
Clue: This holiday is the only one whose Torah reading includes the Akeidah (Binding of Isaac), even though the story has no direct connection to the holiday’s agricultural origins.
Rosh Hashana
Clue: This ocean animal sleeps with half its brain at a time so it can keep swimming.
dolphin
Which country has won the most gold medals since modern day olympics
USA
Clue: This common food is the only one that never spoils, even after thousands of years
Honey
Clue: The Maccabees were led by this famous family, whose sons included Judah, Jonathan, and Simon.
Hasmonean family
Clue: This holiday’s observance once depended on witnesses physically traveling to Jerusalem to testify that they had seen the new moon.
Rosh Chodesh
Clue: This reptile can go over a year without eating by slowing its metabolism to one of the lowest rates in the animal kingdom.
CROCODILE
Clue: This country has won the most FIFA World Cup titles in men’s soccer
Brazil
Clue: This country has more pyramids than Egypt — over 200 of them.
Sudan
In the old times there was not 9 branches on ther menorah like we do how many did they have
7
Clue: This holiday is the only one whose observance was historically debated between the Pharisees and Sadducees because of how to interpret the phrase “the morrow after the Sabbath"
Shavous
Clue: This animal is the only one besides humans known to recognize itself in a mirror, use tools, and pass complex problem‑solving tests — making it one of the smartest animals on Earth.
chimpanzeenee
Clue: This NBA team is the only franchise in league history to complete a perfect postseason run, going 16–0 in the playoffs.
golden state warriors
Clue: This everyday object was originally invented to help people eat hot potatoes without burning their fingers.
Fork
There will not be a chanukkah in 3031 why
Clue: This holiday is the only one whose korban musaf includes a goat as a sin offering that is explicitly labeled “for Hashem,” distinguishing it from the identical goat brought on every other festival, which is designated simply as “a sin offering.
yom kippur