Kashrut/Jewish Eating
Middle Ages
Marriage
Birth-B'nai Mitzvah
Death and Mourning
Israel
Tikkun Olam/Misc
100

Ritually Fit For Eating

Kosher

100

The greatest commentator on the Torah and Talmud, whose com- ments are always studied along with the traditional text

Rashi

100

Brides and Grooms Custom to immerse in this body of water

Mikvah

100
When a Jewish child reaches age 13, they will become a ___

Bar/Bat Mitzvah

100

The seven day period of mourning following burial, in which mourners traditionally stay home from work and receive guests

Shiva

100

Am Yisrael

The Jewish People

100

What does Tikkun Olam mean?

Healing or repairing the world

200

The Blessing Before Eating Bread

Ha-Motzi

200

Author of the medieval period’s greatest work of Jewish law, “Mishnah Torah” and the greatest work of Jewish philosophy, “The Guide for the Perplexed”.

Rambam
200

What does the groom step on at the end of the wedding ceremony?

Glass

200

The ceremony for a baby boy, means "covenant"

Brit Milah or Bris

200

The anniversary of a death, marked by lighting a special candle and going to the synagogue to say Kaddish

Yartzheit

200

Eretez Yisrael

The Land of Israel

200

Giving money to charity 

Tzedakah

300

Word for Un-Kosher

Traif

300

The chief of the Tzfat mystics, who composed the theory of God’s Shimon bar Yochai cosmic brokenness and our purpose on Earth to unlock the divine sparks.

Isaac Luria

300

Marriage document

Ketubah

300
Ceremony for welcoming a baby girl into the Jewish People

Simchat Bat

300

The prayer recited by a mourner in memory of their loved one

Kaddish

300

The political movement, beginning in the 19th century,

for Jewish national self-determination in the

Land of Israel.

Zionism

300

A Commandment, or good deed

Mitzvah 

400

A Dairy Product, not to be mixed with meat

Milchig/Halavi

400

The author of the most widely accepted code of Jewish law, the Shulchan Aruch.

Joseph Karo

400

Means Congratulations! in Hebrew

Mazel Tov

400

Who officiates a Bris? (along with the Rabbi)

Mohel

400

The community’s final way of showing “hesed shel emet,” true kindness to one who can never repay it

Shoveling

400
Political activist who was the father of Modern Political Zionism, referred to as the spiritual father of the Jewish State. 

Theodore Herzl

400

This Jewish value means In the Image of God

B'tzelem Elohim

500

Food that is neither Meat nor Dairy

Pareve

500

At least one of these men authored the Zohar, the chief text of Kabbalah.

Moses De Leon/Shimon Bar Yochi

500

What the couple stands under during their vows

Huppah 

500

The person becoming a Bar or Bat Mitzvah goes up the lead the Torah service and receives an ___ (means to go up)

Aliyah

500

The memorial service that takes place on Yom Kippur and during each of the Shalosh Regalim

Yizkor

500

What Year was Israel Born?

1948

500
Ways in which you can practice Tikkun Olam
SO MANY!!!
600

A Meat product-not to be mixed with Dairy

Fleishig/Basari

600

Hebrew word for "receiving" or "tradition", name for Jewish Mysticism.

Kabbalah 

600

Ceremony where the groom veils the bride

Bedeken

600

A chant from the Prophets 

Haftarah

600

The ceremony upon the erection of the headstone, usually one year after burial

Unveiling

600
First Prime Minister of Israel

David Ben-Gurion

600
A Parchment inscribed with religious texts and attached in a case to the doorpost of a Jewish house 

Mezuzah 

700

Kosher Slaughter

Shechita

700

The mystical text said to reveal the secrets of the Torah

The Zohar

700

Ceremony where the couple exchanges rings-meaning sanctification

Kiddushin

700

The student becoming a Bar or Bat Mitzvah will give a speech, usually based on their Torah portion, this is called giving a ___

Dvar Torah

700

A eulogy, delivered by a family member, friend, or rabbi

Hesped

700

This body of water, located to the West of Israel is the lowest point on Earth's surface 

The Dead Sea

700

Name 3 Rabbis/Cantors that have taught this course

Good job!

800

The Blessing expressing gratitude after a meal

Birkat-ha mazon

800

This tree like diagram represents the ten sefirot, or divine emanations

Tree of Life

800

A Divorce document 

Get

800

Jewish Prayer Shawl 

Tallit

800

The funeral prayer that asks that God shelter and protect the soul of someone who has died

El Maalei Rahamim

800

The Holiest city in Israel

Jerusalem

800

Jewish Principle that encourages acts of loving Kindness

Gemilut Hasadim

900

In order to be Kosher, a fish must have these two features

Fins and Scales

900

The region in Europe where most Ashkenazi Jews lived during the Middle Ages

Germany and Eastern Europe

900

The name for the 7 blessings

Sheva Brachot

900

Once considered a Jewish adult, they can now participate in a ____or a prayer quorum 

Minyan

900

The thirty day period following burial, in which mourners may return to work, but refrain from most leisure activities

Shloshim

900

Official Language of Israel

Hebrew

900

True or False--A Convert's Jewish status is different from someone born Jewish

FALSE

1000

In order to be Kosher, a mammal must have these two features

Chews Cud and Split Hooves

1000

This country was a major center for Sephardic Jews until the expulsion of 1492

Spain

1000

A time for the newly married couple to spend alone time together after the ceremony

Yichud

1000

Two black leather boxes with straps used by Jewish Adults during prayer

Tefillin

1000

The act of tearing a garment as a sign of mourning

Kriah

1000

This city in Israel is known for it's high tech industry

Tel Aviv

1000

Name 3 ways to prepare before immersing in the Mikvah

Shower, Remove Nail Polish, Take out contacts, take off Jewelry, Remove make up

1100

Which of these 3 birds are Kosher: 

Vulture, Chicken, Ostrich, Goose, Turkey

Chicken, Goose, Turkey

1100

Medieval mystics believed these two texts contained hidden codes and divine names 

The Torah and the Tanakh

1100

Jewish law of going to the Mikvah on a monthly basis 

Taharat-Ha-Mishpaha 

1100

A person of quality-the embodiment of all the Jewish values one hopes to instill in their child/ren

A Mensch

1100

The four categories of relatives that are required to observe the rituals of mourning

Parents, Children, Siblings, Spouse

1100

The name of the conflict fought in 1967, where Israel fought against Egypt, Jordan and Syria

The Six-Day War

1100

How Many Rabbis/Cantors will sit on a Beit Din?

Three

1200

Give me 3 examples of food that is NOT Kosher

Shellfish, Pork, Mixing meat and dairy

1200

This language, a blend of German, Hebrew and other local languages, was widely spoken by Ashkenazi Jews in the Middle Ages

Yiddish
1200
Celebration of an engaged couple on the Shabbat before the wedding day

Aufruf

1200
How many days after a Boy is born is a Brit Milah?

8th Day

1200

The “holy society,” made up of volunteers who attend to a body following a death and perform the ritual washing (taharah) and dressing (takhrikhin)

Hevre Kadisha

1200

The famous Israeli landmark overlooking the dead sea (it's quite a hike!)

Masada

1200

Name the two classes we had since our mid-course review that are NOT a category in this game 


Deep Dive: Antisemitism 

Deep Dive: Holocaust 

1300

Match: Metal, Ceramic, Glass

If clean, it can be used for both meat and dairy and does not need to cleaned 

Kashered by being immersed in boiling water 

Once used cannot be Kashered (must use separate set)

Metal--Boiling water 

Ceramic--Cannot be Kashered 

Glass-can be used for both

1300

This City in Norther Israel became the center of Kabbalah in the 16th century

Tzfat

1300

When getting a divorce-the couple meets with 3 Rabbi's , this is called a ___(means house of judgment) 

Beit Din

1300

Give me 4 ways to raise a Mensch

Model Jewish Learning

Identify Jewish Teachable moments

Create positive Jewish memories 

Make room for the Holy

1300

What do we call the period of time between Death and Burial (the in-between)

Aninut

1300

What is Israeli Independence day called?

Yom Ha'atzmaut 

1300

How many steps are there to enter into the Mikvah and why?

Once in the Mikvah you will immerse how many times?

Seven. Symbolizes the seven days of creation.

Three