Bar/Bat Mitzvah
Jewish Things
In the Synagogue
Torah Torah!
Holidays
100

Bar or Bat Mitzvah is literally translated as

Son or daughter of the commandment

100

Two names for the little hat people wear in a synagogue

Kippah and yarlmukah

100

The Yiddish word for a synagogue

Shul

100

How many books are there in the Torah?

Five 

100
The Jewish New Year

Rosh Hashanah

200

The first Bar Mitzvah was held in:

The time of the Bible/The Middle Ages/The 1800s

The Middle Ages

200

A special cup used for holding wine or juice on Shabbat

A Kiddush Cup

200

The light above the ark (in Hebrew or English)

Ner Tamid/Eternal Light

200

The name of the section of the Torah that is read each week is called

A parsha
200

A holiday with no bagels (in Hebrew)

Pesach

300

The first Bat Mitzvah in North America happened in what city?

New York City in 1922

300

A prayer shawl with knotted strings on the ends

Tallit of Tallis
300

The place where you read the Torah

Bimah

300

What is the name of the book which has the text of the Torah (hint...five)

Chumash

300

The New Year of the Trees

Tu B'Shevat

400

In addition to reading from the Torah, a Bar or Bat Mitzvah also usually chants:

the Haftarah

400

Leather boxes and straps that hold special prayers that are wrapped around the arm and head

Tefillin

400

The Hebrew name for a prayerbook

Siddur

400

Most columns of Torah scroll begin with which letter and why?

Vav--and, to show that everything is connected!

400

The day means "Lots"

Purim

500

The piece of fabric often used to wrap the Torah during a Bar or Bat Mitzvah

A wimple

500

The fabric canopy used for a wedding

a Huppah

500

The Hebrew word for synagogue Beit K'nesset means

House of meeting

500

When a person is called up for a special blessing as the Torah is read

Aliyah

500

The day when we finish reading our Torah and start again

Simchat Torah