name the species
torah
what they symbolize
how we use them
hard mode
100

which of the 4 species smells nice but has a very bitter taste

etrog 

100

The Four Species are used during this Jewish holiday.

what is sukkot 

100

The Four Species can symbolize different Jewish people coming together as one. what is this called

what is unity 

100

During Sukkot prayers, we do this with the Four Species.

what is wave them around

100

This Hebrew phrase means “The Four Species.”

What is Arba’at HaMinim?

200

This species is the palm branch.

what is lulav

200

The Four Species are mentioned in this book of the Torah.

What is Leviticus (Vayikra)

200

This represents people with good deeds and good torah knowledge

What is the etrog?

200

this species is held separately from the other three.

What is the etrog?

200

We use this many hadassim (myrtle branches).

what is 3

300

This species is the myrtle branch.

hadaass

300

The Four Species are mentioned in this chapter of Leviticus.

What is chapter 23?

300

This species represents someone with good deeds but little Torah knowledge.

What is hadass?

300

These three species are tied together in one bundle.

What are lulav, hadass, and aravah?

300

We use this many aravot, or willow branches.

two

400

this species has no taste or smell

aravah 

400

The exact Torah verse for the Four Species is Leviticus 23:_____

What is 40?

400

This species represents someone with Torah knowledge but fewer good deeds.

What is the lulav?

400

how many directions do we wave the 4 species, and which ones?

6 directions, north east south west up down

400

The Torah calls the etrog this instead of using the word “etrog.”

What is “the fruit of a beautiful tree”?

500

מהם ארבעת המינים?

לולב, אתרוג, הדס וערבה — Lulav, Etrog, Hadass, and Aravah

500

מה התורה אומרת לקחת ביום הראשון של סוכות?

ארבעת המינים — The Four Species

500

איזה סוג של מין מסומל על ידי היעדר טעם וריח?

ערבה — Aravah

500

כמה מינים מצורפים ללולב?

3

500

איזה מארבעת המינים גדל ליד מים?

 Aravah (willow)