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100

He is buried in Meron 

Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai

100
Holiday kept the same number of days anywhere in the world

Rosh Hashanah

100

What is the origin of Gefilte Fish

Jews wanted to avoid having to separate the bones (problematic for Shabbat) so they made boneless fishballs

100

Shlepp

to carry something with difficulty

100
Moses' wife

Tziporah

200

Where Isaac is buried

Hebron

200

How many fast days are there in Judaism

6
The Fast of Gedaliah, 10 Tevet, Fast of Esther, and 17 Tammuz, 9 AV, Yom Kippur

200

What is the reason for eating Cholent

To disprove the Karaiites on eating warm food on Shabbat (kept on a warmer)

200

Nosh

To snack or graze

200

How old was Abraham when he had Isaac

100

300

Year the first Temple was completed

833 BCE

300

How many days is Sukkot outside of Israel

8 Days

300

Which foods one cannot say the blessing of Shehechiyanu on

Foods produced from mixed species (clementine)

300

Schmutz

A little bit of dirt or something messy

300

Who was Shechem

The man who raped Dinah (Jacob's daughter)

400
Holy Cities of Israel

Jerusalem, Tzfat, Hebron, Tiberias

400

What are the Biblical commandments for Passover

Eating Matzah and Saying Haggadah

400

What's something that must be done in order for Challah to be Kosher even when made in Kosher kitchen by an observant Jew in a Kosher oven

Separate the Challah (a piece of dough) from dough once risen

400

Shtick

a person's unique mannerisms (annoying mannerism)

400

Name the 5 books of the Torah

Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy

Bereishit, Shemot, Vayikra, Bamidbar, Devarim

500

Number of years Jews lived in Israel before being Exiled

850 years (1273 BCE - 423 BCE)

500

What do the 4 species of Mitzvah Lulav represent

4 types of Jews 

Lulav = Torah
Etrog = Torah & Mitzvot
Hadassim = Mitzvot
Aravah = Neither

500

Which time of year are we forbidden to eat Matzah

The eve of Passover (some refrain 30 days before)

500

Kvell or Nachos

To feel immense joy and pride, often for one's children (also known as having "Nachas")

500
How many Torah portions are there


or

How many books in Tanach are there

54

or

24

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