Hebrew
Israel
Seven species
Trees
Not Major Jewish Holidays
100
This is the way to represent the number 15 in this Jewish holiday
What is tet and vav
100
This is the first tree to bloom in Israel every year
What is almont tree
100
Which fruit is related to Friday night Kaddish?
What is grapes
100
In the Torah, we learnt about this place that had the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil
What is Eden
100
During this minor holiday we light candles and play with a top
What is Hannukah
200
What Hebrew month do we celebrate TuBishvat?
What is Shvat
200
This is an activity they do in Israel on TuBishvat
What is planting trees
200
What are the seven species?
What is wheat, barley, olives, figs, dates, grapes, pomegranates
200
We use parts of tree in this Major Jewish holiday
What is Sukkot
200
During this minor holiday we eat triangle cookies filled with jam or chocolates
What is Purim
300
What is the word for tree in Hebrew?
What is eitz
300
What season has just finished in Israel in the month of Shvat?
What is the rainy season
300
This grain was used to make the"poor man's bread"
What is barley
300
Which day of creation were trees created?
What is third
300
During this minor holiday we celebrate Israel's independence
What is Yom Ha'atzmaut
400
What is the hebrew word for life?
What is hay
400
According to the Torah the Jews were not allowed to eat the fruits of the trees until the ____ year
What is the fourth
400
In the land of milk and honey, honey didn't come from bees but the fruit of what tree?
What is date palm
400
Name the three trees of the Sukkot waving
What is lulav (palm), willow, myrtle
400
After TuBishvat this is the next minor holiday
What is Purim
500
The Hebrew word that means "order", also used on the Major holiday of Pesach.
What is seder
500
Where can the fruits of the forth year be eaten?
What is Jerusalem
500
According to legend what fruit contains 613 seeds
What is pomegranate
500
This is the first food eaten on the TuBishvat seder
What is wheat
500
After Purim this is the next major holiday
What is Pesach
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