Why It Matters
Traditions & Rituals
Symbols of Shabbat
What You Don’t Do
Shabbat Basics
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What is Shabbat meant to help people do?

 Rest and reflect

100

What is lit to start Shabbat?  

Candles

100

What symbol represents joy and is blessed with a prayer?  

Wine

100

True or False: You can cook a new meal on Shabbat.  

False

100

What is the Hebrew word for the Sabbath?  

Shabbat

200

What kind of connections does Shabbat strengthen?

(Family and community)

200

What is the blessing over wine called

A Kiddush

200

What does the double portion of challah remind us of?  

Manna in the desert

200

Name one thing Jews traditionally avoid using during Shabbat.

Phone, computer, car, etc.

200

What day of the week does Shabbat begin?  

Friday at sunset

300

What is Shabbat sometimes called in Jewish tradition?  

A "Gift

300

What type of bread is eaten during Shabbat meals?

Challah

300

What do the two Shabbat candles often symbolize? 

Peace and Light
300

What kind of “work” is forbidden on Shabbat?

Melacha – creative work

300

How long does Shabbat last?  

About 25 hours

400

What modern habit does Shabbat help break?  

Constant busyness or being online all the time

400

What do many families do after dinner on Friday night?  

Sing songs, share stories, or rest

400

What greeting means “Peaceful Sabbath”?  

"Shabbat Shalom"

400

Can Jews write on Shabbat?

No

400

What book of the Torah describes God resting on the 7th day?

Genesis

500

What does Shabbat remind people to focus on?

What really matters: faith, peace, and relationships

500

What is the third meal of Shabbat called?  

Seudah Shlishit

500

What object is often used to cover the challah?  

Challah cover or cloth

500

Why are these restrictions followed?

To fully rest and honor the day as sacred

500

Which of the Ten Commandments refers to Shabbat?  

The 4th Commandment

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