Passover Basics
What does this mean?
Believe it or not
The Big Mo
We eat this stuff?
100

For how long is Passover observed?

Eight days

100

How do you say "Passover" in Hebrew

Pesach

100

Every year, which city hosts the largest Passover Seder?

Kathmandu

100

In what river was Moses found as a baby?

The Nile River

100

All people must observe what tradition on Passover?

Eating matzoh

200

The final day of Passover celebrates what?

The arrival to and parting of the Red Sea

200

What is the Hebrew name for Egypt?

Mitzraim

200

To date, the world's largest matzo ball was made where?

Tucson, Arizona

200

What were the names of Moses' birth parents?

Amram and Yocheved

200

What is commonly used as maror and served with meat?

Horseradish

300

The last Sabbath before Passover is called what?

Shabbat HaGodol

300

What does Kiddush mean?

Sanctification

300

Where is the earliest record of the Four Questions found?

The Talmud

300

Where Moses died

What is Mt. Nebo in Jordan?

300

Bitter herbs on a Seder plate represent what?

Life as a slave

400

Passover takes place on what date in the Hebrew calendar?

The 15th of Nisan

400

"Seder" means what in Hebrew?

Order or ritual

400

Which U.S. President was the first to host a Passover Seder at the White House?

Barack Obama

400

Moses led the Hebrews to which "promised land?"

Canaan

400

The sweet apple mixture on a Passover Seder plate is called what?

Charoset

500

The middle days of Passover are called what?

Hol Hamoed

500

Leavened foods are call what?

Chametz

500

In 1970, Arthur Waskow introduced a Freedom Seder in honor of whom?

Martin Luther King, Jr.

500

Location of the burning bush

Where was Mt. Horeb?

500

Vegetarians often use what in place of a lamb bone on their Seder plate?

Beet