Passover
The object that God talked to Moshe through
What is the burning bush?
The name of any hero in Jewish history
Who are Miriam, Moshe, Esther, etc etc?
The definition of a "sukkah"
What is a hut/bungalo?
Who is Vashti?
Three of the four plagues that involved animals/living things (will accept any 3)
What are frogs, wild animals, cow disease, and lice? (or death of the first born, depending on how you think about it)
The term we use to describe things that are "Anti-Jewish" in history and modern times
What is "Anti-Semitism"?
What we call the items that we shake on Sukkot (any 2 of the items will be accepted!)
What is a lulav (+hadasim and arravim) and etrog?
The number of days between Pesach and Shavuot (bonus: what these days are called)
What is 49 days of the omer?
The person who saved Moshe from the water
Who is Pharoah's daughter?
What are Orthodox, Conservative, and Reform?
What is Rosh Hashanah/Yom Kippur?
The words of either Lechu NRananena or Barchu (recited out loud)
What is (EJ will say it out loud because can't type in Hebrew here!)?
The names of Moshe's 2 siblings
Who are Aharon (Aaron) and Miriam?
What are Mizrahi Jews?
Why we sit in a sukkah
What is to remember the way the Jews lived when they were in the desert? (other creative answers accepted!)
How EJ's last name is spelled and pronounced
What is KNOPF (pronounced Nahf)?
The way Pharoah's heart is described in the Torah when he doesn't let the Jews go
What is a "hardened heart"?
The name of the Torah that was only passed down by mouth for many generations
Why we shake several things (answered in previous question) around on Sukkot (several answers accepted!)
What is uniting many different kinds of people together/experiencing the holiday and joy throughout multiple senses/new interpretation?
The amount that EJ has appreciated teaching this class