The Menorah
The High Priest’s Clothes
The Breastplate (Choshen)
Sounds & Smells
You shall command
100

What fruit was crushed to make the oil for the Menorah?

An olive (Pure Olive Oil)

100

How many total pieces of clothing did the High Priest (Kohen Gadol) wear?

Eight

100

How many colorful stones were on the High Priest’s breastplate?


 12 (One for each tribe)

100

What tiny golden objects on the High Priest’s robe made noise when he walked?


Golden bells (Bells on the Hem)

100

What does the name of the Parsha, "Tetzaveh," mean?

You shall command

200

 Which drop of oil was the only one used because it was the purest?


The very first drop (Highest Quality Oil)

200

What was the gold plate on the High Priest’s forehead called?

The Tzitz

200

 What did the 12 stones represent?

 

The 12 Tribes of Israel (12 Tribes)

200

What fruit-shaped wool decorations were between the bells?

Pomegranates (Woolen Pomegranates)

200

Which famous leader's name is not mentioned at all in this Parsha?

Moshe (Moses)

300

Who was responsible for lighting the Menorah every day?

Aaron (Aharon) and his sons (Aaron the High Priest)

300

 What did the High Priest wear on his head that looked like a hat or turban?

The Mitznefet

300

What was placed inside the fold of the breastplate that helped it "speak" or glow?

The Urim VeTumim (Holy Name)

300

What was burned on the small gold altar every morning and evening?


Incense (Ketoret) (Sweet Smelling Incense)

300

What was written on the gold plate (Tzitz) on the High Priest's forehead?

Kadosh L'Hashem" (Holy to Hashem) (The Gold Plate)

400

For how long was the Menorah supposed to stay lit?

"Tamid" (Continually/Forever) (Everlasting Flame)

400

What special apron-like garment did the High Priest wear over his robe?

The Ephod (The Apron)

400

Where on his body did the High Priest wear the breastplate?

Over his heart

400

What material was the incense altar made of underneath the gold?


Wood (Acacia wood) (Wood and Gold Altar)

400

How many pieces of clothing did a "regular" priest wear?

Four

500

True or False: The oil for the Menorah was brought by the Jewish people as a gift.

True

500

What was the long shirt-like garment called that both the High Priest and regular priests wore?

 The Ketonet

500

What was the breastplate made of?

Gold, blue, purple, and red wool and linen (Beautiful Fabrics)

500

Why were there bells on the High Priest's robe?


So people would hear him coming into the Holy place (Sound shall be heard)

500

How many days did the special ceremony (inauguration) last to prepare the priests?

Seven days (Seven Day Ceremony)

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