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ORDER IN THE COURT
FOOD
100
What is the Hebrew name of the Holiday where we celebrate the Jews being freed from slavery in Egypt?

Pesach

100

Who set the burning bush on fire?

 G-d

100

The number of sons that we learn about at the Seder.

What is 4?

100
The blessing over the first cup of wine.
What is the Kiddush?
100
The tasty "mortar" we eat that is made of nuts, apples, and wine.
What is charoset?
200

The name of the bitter herb we put on the seder plate

What is horseradish or maror?

200

This person enslaved all of the Israelites in Egypt.

Who is Pharoah?

200

What did Moses ask Pharoah to do before he sent the 10 plagues? 

He asked Pharoah to, "let my people go".

200

The name of the book we use at the seder.

What is the Haggadah?

200
A yummy dessert including matzo and chocolate.
What is chocolate covered matzah?
300
This invisible person visits the seder during the night.
Who is Elijah?
300

Who was Moses' sister?

Miriam

300
Tzfardeah is the hebrew word for the this, which is the second plague.
What is frog?
300

The first thing we do after we bless the wine at the Seder.

What is the washing of the hands?

300
This food is symbolic of the exodus of the Jews from Egypt.
What is matzah?
400
Cattle disease, frogs, lice, locusts, death of the first born, blood, hail, darkness, beasts, and boils.
What are the ten plagues?
400

Who rescued baby Moses from the Nile river?

Pharoah's daughter.

400

How many plagues did G-d send before Pharoah let the Israelites go?

10

400
The hebrew word for order.
What is Seder?
400
These foods, charoset, shank bone, egg, parsley, and bitter herbs, are found on this plate.
What is the seder plate?
500

Who traditionally asks the four questions at the seder?

The youngest child.

500

What is the name of either Moses' mom or bother?

Yocheved or Aaron

500

How many years did the Israelites wander in the desert after leaving Egypt?

40

500
This activity comes right after the meal.
What is the search for the afikoman?
500

The word for Parsley in Hebrew.

What is karpas?