Seder Practices
The person who sings the Ma Nishtana
Who is the youngest child?
This “unleavened bread” is eaten during Passover
What is matzah?
The kingdom which enslaved the Jews
What is Egypt?
The Hebrew translation of “Passover”
What is Pesach?
The people that can eat rice during Passover
Who are Sephardic Jews?
This represents the tears of the enslaved Israelites
What is saltwater?
This food represents hope and renewal, and is dipped in saltwater traditionally
What is karpas?
The name of the man who led the Jews out of Egypt
Who is Moses?
This is how many years the Jews wandered in the desert
What is 40 years?
The songs we sing during Passover
What is Adon Olam?
What is Dayenu?
What are the Four Questions?
The number of wine glasses we drink during the Seder
What is four cups?
This food represents the mortar the slaves used
What is charosets?
What is ten?
The name of Moses’ brother
Who is Aaron?
This Hebrew and Aramaic song which lightly discusses Jewish history is called…
What is Chad Gadya?
This is the longest part of the Seder
What is the maggid?
This mark indicates something is kosher for Passover
What is OK-P?
How the Jews warded off death during the tenth plague
What is lamb blood on a doorpost?
The name of Moses’ mother
Who is Yocheved?
This a Sephardic tradition that symbolizes freedom of individuals at the Seder
What is raising a plate over your head?
This is the number of years Gideon found the afikomen first
What is 11 years?
What some families have begun adding to the Pesach table to represent liberation
What is an orange?
The name of the woman who provided water to the Israelites during their exodus
Who is Miriam?
The test the pharaoh used to determine if Moses would grow up to be superior
What is reaching for coal or gold?
The substitute for maror that Latin Jews might use
What are jalapeños?