Rosh Hashanah
Yom Kippur
Sukkot
Simchat Torah
Anything Goes
100

What shape is the Rosh Hashanah challah?

round

100

On Yom Kippur, an adult is required to do what?

Fast

100

What are sukkot?

Huts or temporary shelters

100

What does Simchat Torah mean?

Rejoicing the Torah

100

What Hebrew month do the High Holidays happen in?

Tishrei
200

What do we dip apples in for Rosh Hashanah and why?

Honey for a sweet new year

200

What is the main theme of Yom Kippur?

Apologizing for the things we have done wrong

200

What is the name of the citrus fruit which we bring to the sukkah?

Etrog

200
How do we celebrate Simchat Torah?

Dancing with the Torah

200

True or False: Kol Nidre is part of the Rosh Hashanah Service

False: It is part of the Yom Kippur evening service

300

How many blasts of the shofar are we supposed to hear during Rosh Hashanah OR name the different sounds of the Shofar

100 OR Tekiah, Shevarim, Truah, Tekiah gedolah

300

What does Yom Kippur literally mean?

Day of Atonement

300

The willow, palm, and myrtle make up what?

The Lulav

300

What is the first book of the Torah?

Genesis or Bersheit

300
How do you greet others on Rosh Hashanah?

Shanah Tovah, have a good year

400

What does Rosh Hashanah literally mean?

Head of the year

400

What color do many people wear on Yom Kippur?

White

400

What is the covering of a sukkah called?

Schach

400

What is the last book of the Torah?

Deuteronomy

400

What is the name of the special prayerbook for the High Holidays?

Machzor or Siddur?

Mahzor, means to return or go over

500

What month comes before the month of Tishrei/what is the last month in the Jewish calendar?

Elul

500

Name 1 thing you are not allowed to do on Yom Kippur (besides fasting).

No leather shoes, no bathing or washing, no perfumes or lotions.

500

How many directions do you shake a lulav and etrog?

6

500

How many books are in the Torah?

5

500

What fruit is associated with High Holidays because of its many seeds related to our many mitzvot?

Pomegranate, a fruit that is associated with wisdom and Torah