This is the number of walls a sukkah has.
What is 3?
Etrog
What is a citrus fruit? (one of the Four Species).
We use branches from how many trees for the lulav
The number of days we celebrate Sukkot.
What is 7?
This is what we celebrate after the 7 days of Sukkot and Shemini Atzeret.
What is Simchat Torah?
True or False: A Sukkah is typically made indoors.
FALSE
Lulav
What is a palm branch, held together with hadassim and aravot?
The names of the different trees used for the lulav.
What is palm, willow and myrtle?
It's what we must be able to see through the roof of our Sukkah.
What are the stars and sky?
It's what we are celebrating on Simchat Torah.
What is finishing the Torah and starting it all over again?
Most people begin putting up their sukkahs after this holy day.
What is Yom Kippur/Day of Attonment?
Aravah
What is the willow branches? (part of the Four Species).
The number of directions that we wave the lulav.
What is 6?
It is a mitzvah to do this in the sukkah.
What is eat?
This is what the words Simchat Torah mean.
What is rejoicing of the law?
It is what the sukkah reminds us of.
What is a structure to remember the temporary shelters of the Israelites during their journey through the wilderness after leaving Egypt.
Hadas
What is myrtle branches? ( smell nice)
The name of the yellow fruit held with the lulav.
What is etrog?
This emotion is what we are obligated to have and operate in during Sukkot.
What is joy?
This is what the words Shemini Atzeret mean.
What is the 8th day assembly? Shemini means “eighth.” Atzeret means “assembly,” “gathering,”
This is what the roof of the Sukkah is called.
What is Schach? It is made from natural plant material, such as tree branches, bamboo, reeds, or palm leaves.
The Four Species symbolize this.
Together, the Four Species symbolize unity among Jews.
Together the lulav and etrog are called arba minim (ahr-BAH mee-NEEM), which is Hebrew for this?
What is the four species?
The name of the holiday that falls the day after the 7 days of Sukkot.
What is Shemini Atzeret?
The joyful processions around the synagogue with the Torah scrolls are called this.
What are hakafot?