Celebrities
Known for wearing sweatshirts and gym shorts. Name this Jewish actor.
Adam Sandler
This "Festival of Lights" holiday celebrates oil in a lamp lasting eight days.
Hannukah
This phrase means "good luck" or "congratulations"
Mazel tov
This food is unleavened bread, which is a symbol of the speed the Hebrew slaves left Egypt.
Matzah
The celebration of Passover celebrates the Hebrews leaving this ancient civilization
Egypt
This star of the 'Harry Potter' franchise is Jewish.
Daniel Radcliffe
This springtime holiday celebrates the exodus of Hebrews from Egypt.
Passover
A Yiddish word, usually exclaimed in distress
Oy vey
This bread is braided and commonly eaten on Shabbat
Challah
A bar or bat mitzvah is typically celebrated at what age?
13 years old
This actor can be found in the Millennium Falcon or in the Temple of Doom.
Harrison Ford
This holiday is known as the "New Year of the Trees"
Tu B'shvat
To snack on something
Nosh
This pastry eaten on Purim translates to "Haman's ears"
Hamantaschen
The scientist responsible for the Polio vaccine
Jonas Sulk
Don't tell this 'Funny Girl' actress not to live, just sit and putter.
Barbra Streisand.
Ten days after the Jewish New Year. Marked by fasting and atonement.
Yom Kippur
This Yiddish word means "crazy," or "mad"
Meshega
This dish is made out of several species of fish including pike, carp, and whitefish.
Gefilte fish
The author of "The Crucible" and "Death of a Salesman." He was also married to Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
This Jewish actor has starred in movies featuring dinosaurs, aliens, witches, and Marvel superheroes.
Jeff Goldblum
This holiday celebrates Queen Esther of Persia, when she stood up to Haman's (boo) plan to kill the Jews in Persia.
Purim
A little bit
Bissel
This North African and Middle Eastern dish has egg, spices, tomatoes, and peppers
Shakshuka
The composer of "Rhapsody in Blue," "The Life of a Rose," "Love Walked In," among others
George Gershwin