Purim
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In The Heights
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Things you shouldn't put in your mouth
100

This ancient Persian king, who is central to the story of Purim, was tricked into signing a decree for the destruction of the Jewish people. (Historical name)

Who is Xerxes?

100

This is the group’s designated "planner" who always takes charge of organizing events, meet-ups, and trips.

Who is Rosie? (Or Michael)

100

This street, often referred to as the "main drag" of Washington Heights, is known for its bustling atmosphere, restaurants, and vibrant Dominican community.

What is St Nicholas?

100

This animal, known for its long neck, has the ability to clean its own ears with its tongue.

What is a giraffe?

100

This shiny metal, often found in batteries, can be poisonous if ingested.

What is Lithium?

200

The Persian city of Shushan, where the events of Purim take place, is located in modern-day this country.

What is Iran?

200

This friend always has a story that somehow starts with, "You won’t believe what happened..."

Who is David Nissanoff

200

Washington Heights is home to the birthplace of this famous rapper.

Who is 50 cent?

200

This fruit is technically a berry, but it’s commonly mistaken for a vegetable and is used in salads and sauces.

What is a tomato?

200

This type of chemical, found in cleaning products, can be fatal if ingested, don't scrub your thirst away with this. 

What is bleach?

300

The Persian king Ahasuerus held a lavish banquet, the "Feast of Esther," in this year of his reign, which is often debated by scholars but is commonly identified with the historical period around 486 BCE.

What is the 3rd year?

300

This friend likes to share what's on the horizon.

Who is Ely?

300

The Morris-Jumel Mansion in Washington Heights, dating back to the 1760s, was once home to this historical figure, who used it as his headquarters during the American Revolution.

Who is George Washington?

300

This seemingly harmless object might look like a simple decoration, but it's really a ninja in disguise, ready to trip you every time you walk past it.

What is a rug?

300

This household item, often used in crafts, can be dangerous to swallow.

What is safety pins?

400

This was the first U.S. president to host a Purim party at the White House.

Who is Obama?

400

This friend is always dropping knowledge, making them the fruit of all interesting discussions.

Who is Mordechai?

400

This historic building in Washington Heights was originally the Jewish Community Center and later became a prominent music venue in the area.

What is the United Palace Theater?

400

This planet’s day is longer than its year, as it takes longer to rotate on its axis than to orbit the Sun.

What is Venus?

400

If you’re tempted to eat this gooey substance, you'll be in a sticky situation. It’s toxic.

What is glue?

500

In the Purim story, a messenger named Hatach relays correspondence between Esther and Mordechai. The Talmud says that Hatach is the same person as this biblical prophet. 

Who is Daniel?

500

This mathematician and philosopher, known for his work in geometry, is often referred to as the "Father of Geometry."

Who is Euclid?

500

The George Washington Bridge, which connects Washington Heights to New Jersey, is famous for having one of the highest rates of this.

What is traffic?

500

This creature can sleep for three years straight without eating or drinking a thing. Talk about a serious nap.

What is a snail?

500

Ingesting this brightly colored, poisonous flower can lead to serious illness.

What is Foxglove?

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