Passsover Food
This is the unleavened bread that we eat on Passover
What is Matzah?
What is 8?
There are ____ many plagues in the Passover story
What is 10?
The ____ Questions
What is Four?
On passover we open the door to welcome:
Who is Elijah the prophet?
We drink this many cups of wine/grape juice at the seder
What is 4?
We are not allowed to eat this category of food on Passover.
What is chametz?
Moses repeatedly said this to Pharaoh:
What is: "Let my people go!"
"Dayeinu" means this in Hebrew:
What is: "It would have been enough."
Name Three recent additions to the seder plate
orange, banana, tangerine, olives rotten food, tomato, etc.
This item on the seder plate represents the ancient Passover sacrifice:
What is the zeroa/shankbone?
We lean to this side at the seder.
What is the left?
This woman danced with joy after the sea parted.
Who is Miriam?
At the seder we sing songs and psalms of praise known as:
What is Hallel?
This is the last line that we say at the seder:
What is: L'shana Ha'Ba'ah, B'Yerushalayim, Next Year in Jerusalem!
This is what we call the middle matzah.
What is the Afikomen?
From start to finish, matzah must be made in ____ minutes:
What is 18?
What is darkness?
"Who Knows One" in Hebrew:
What is: "Echad Mi Yodea"?
In addition to adding a cup to the table for Elijah, some people also add a cup for this Biblical person
Who is Miriam?
These are the five grains one can use to make matzah:
What are:
1. Barley
2. Oats
3. Spelt
4. Wheat
5. Rye
These are the four ways we get rid of Chametz
1. searching for
2. selling
3. burning
4. nullifying
Passover takes place during this Hebrew month.
What is Nissan?
Name the 4 children of the seder:
Who are:
1. the wise child
2. the wicked child
3. the simple child
4. the child that does not know how to ask
In Ashkenazi tradition, you were forbidden to eat rice, corn, beans, etc. These food, permissible in the Sephardic tradition (and recently deemed okay by the Conservative/Masorti Movement) are collectively known as this
What are Kitniyot?