The Passover Story
What the Hebrews put on their doorposts to prevent the deaths of their firstborn sons
What is Lamb's blood?
The cup of wine, out of the four cups in total, that symbolizes Kiddush
What is the first?
This U.S. President was the first to host a Passover Seder at the White House
Who is Barack Obama?
Former Jewish NBA player Jordan Farmar attended this college, where he won Pac-10 Freshman of the Year for the 2004-2005 season playing for this team, known as the Bruins
What is UCLA?
The "promised land" that Moses led the Hebrews to
What is Canaan?
The customary saying at the end of a Seder
What is "Next Year in Jerusalem"?
The Hebrew name for Egypt
What is Mitzraim?
Taking over the reins from Coach K this year is Jon Scheyer, the new Jewish Head Coach of this team
What is Duke?
The river where Moses was found as a baby
What is the Nile River?
The number of ceremonial handwashings during a Seder
What is two?
This city is known for hosting the largest Passover Seder each year
Where is Kathmandu?
Yarin Hasson is an Israeli 6'9" forward playing for this school, which just won this year's tournament and is commonly referred to as the "Huskies"
What is UConn (University of Connecticut)?
The number of Israelites who left Egypt (excluding women and children)
What is 600,000?
Vegetarians often use this in place of a shank bone on their Seder plate
What is a beet?
Where the world's largest matzo ball was made
Where is Tucson, Arizona?
After being named to the All-Big Ten Second Team, Abby Meyers, a Jewish Senior, is leading this team, known as the "Terrapins", on a deep run in this year's Women's March Madness tournament
What is the University of Maryland?
The sixth plague
What is boils?
The person for which a seat is typically saved at a seder
Who is Elijah?
The names of Moses' birth parents
What are Amram and Jochebed?
Ryan Turell became the first Orthodox Jew to be selected in the 2022 NBA G League draft after leading the NCAA in scoring the previous year (with ~27 ppg) when playing for this Jewish University based in New York City
What is Yeshiva University?