You are commanded to drink this many cups of wine during the seder
What is four?
A food that you are commanded to eat on Pesach
What is matzah
This person led the Israelites out of Egypt
Who is Moshe or Moses?
This must be done in the entire house, especially in the kitchen, before Passover
What is clean out all the crumbs?
One number is important in the story as we see it several times. It is the number 4. Name two things that we find in the Haggadah that comes in 4s
What is:
the four children; four cups of wine; four questions
The book used during the Passover seder
What is the Haggadah?
The mixture made with apples, honey, spices, and sweet wine, there are variations depending on where your family came from
What is charoset?
The Book in the Torah where this story is found
What is Exodus or Sh'mot?
Passover lasts this many days outside of Israel
What is 8?
True or False:
The largest matzah ball ever made weighed 267 pounds
What is true
We dip parsley in salt water to symbolize this.
What is the tears of the Israelites?
Food made from wheat, barley, rye, or oats that has come into contact with water and allowed to ferment
What is chametz?
The title of the ancient Egyptian king
What is the "pharaoh"?
Half of the middle matzah that is hidden during the seder; at the end of the meal, it is eaten as a "dessert"
What is the Afikomen?
The number of questions in the Four Questions or Mah Nishtanah
What is 1?
The word "seder" means this.
What is "order"?
The bitter herb (maror) traditionally found on the seder plate
What is horseradish?
The first plague that G0d sent to the Egyptians
What is turned the river into blood or "dam"?
Why we drop wine or grape juice on your plate using your pinky
What is, to remember the plagues?
The wise child, the wicked child, the child that does not know how to ask. The child that is missing
Who is the simple child?
An extra cup of wine is put on the seder table for this person.
Who is Eliyahu or Elijah?
In Ashkenazi tradition, you were forbidden to eat rice, corn, beans, etc. These food, permissible in the Sephardic tradition (and recently deemed okay by the Conservative/Masorti Movement) are collectively known as this
What is kitniyot?
Passover takes place during this Hebrew month
What is Nissan?
This the most important thing to do at the Passover seder
What is, to tell to the Passover story