Israeli Holidays
What holiday celebrates the Jewish New Year?
A. Hanukkah
B. Purim
C. Rosh Hashanah
D. Passover
C. Rosh Hashanah
What popular dip made from chickpeas is commonly eaten in Israel?
A. Salsa
B. Hummus
C. Guacamole
D. Yogurt
B. Hummus
Which one is not a building in Tel Aviv? Select all that apply (there is 3)
A) Azrieli Sarona Tower
B) Harbor View Tower
C) Rothschild Arc Tower
D) ToHA Tower
E) Moshe Aviv Tower
F) Neve Skyline Residences
B) Harbor View Tower
C) Rothschild Arc Tower
F) Neve Skyline Residences
How many nights does Hanukkah last?
A. 6
B. 7
C. 8
D. 10
C. 8
What fried ball made from chickpeas is often served in pita bread?
A. Falafel
B. Meatball
C. Dumpling
D. Croquette
A. Falafel
Which one is the tallest building?
A) Moshe Aviv Tower
B) Azrieli Sarona Tower
C) W Tower
B) Azrieli Sarona Tower
What flat bread is eaten during Passover?
A. Challah
B. Pita
C. Matzah
D. Bagel
C. Matzah
What braided bread is traditionally eaten on Shabbat?
A. Rye bread
B. Baguette
C. Challah
D. Pretzel
C. Challah
Which place has the most people?
A) Jerusalem
B) Tel Aviv
C) Eilat
D) Kfar Saba
A) Jerusalem
What holiday celebrates the story of Queen Esther saving the Jewish people?
A. Sukkot
B. Purim
C. Yom Kippur
D. Shavuot
B. Purim
Which one is the most popular snack
A bamba
B Bissli
C Apropo
D Dubonim
A Bamba
Which place is the least busy street from these options in Tel Aviv
A) Dizengoff Street
B) Rothschild
C) HaYarkon Street
D) Ben Yehuda Street
B) Rothschild
What temporary outdoor structure is built during Sukkot?
A. Synagogue
B. Tent
C. Sukkah
D. Temple
C. Sukkah
Which one is the most popular street food dessert?
A) Malabi
B) Knafeh
C) Krembo
D) Baklava
A) Malabi
What is the busiest street in Tel Aviv?
A) Chlenov Street
B) Bograshov Street
C) Allenby Street
C) Allenby Street