Important Terms
The meaning of Pesach in English.
To pass over
The number of days Pesach lasts.
Eight days (seven in Israel)?
The first part of the passover seder in which you recite a blessing over wine
Kaddesh
The name of the man who split the Red Sea with his staff
Moses
The small slice of onion, boiled potato or sprigs of parsley on the seder plate.
Karpas
The Hebrew month Pesach takes place in.
Nissan
The item children search for during the Tzafun (eleventh part of seder)
Afikomen
Pharaoh's daughter's initial activity before finding Moses in the Nile
Bathing
The reminder that the term 'pesach' gives us as Jews
Hashem's promise to "pass over” the Jewish people when he sent the last plague onto Egypt
The book of Torah that the Pesach story is in.
Shemos
The number of the seder part in which the festive meal is eaten
The tenth part of the seder
Who was the man who jumped into the sea before anyone else?
Nachshon ben Aminadav
The Hebrew term for 'seder plate'
'Ka’arah'
The term for the four days in the middle of the festival and their English meaning
Chol Hamo’ed (weekdays of the festival)
The part of the seder in which the retelling of the Pesach story occurs
Maggid?
The names of Moshe's parents
Yocheved and Levite Amram
The different names for pesach and their meanings (at least two must be mentioned).
Chag haMatzot (festival of matzot), Z'man Cheruteinu (time of our freedom), Chag haAviv (festival of spring), and Ta’anit B’Chorim (fast of the first born)
The reason why the Pesach dates in the Jewish calendar remain the same every year, whereas the dates in the English calendar vary
The Jewish calendar is lunar and the English calendar is not
The number of parts the entire seder has and their Hebrew names (at least three must be mentioned)
Kaddesh, Urechatz, Karpas, Yachatz, Maggid, Rachtzah, Motzi, Matzah, Maror, Korekh, Shulchan Orekh, Tzafun, Barekh, Hallel, and Nirtzah
The number of months Moses was hidden by his parents (before putting him in the Nile) and the reason they were able to do this
Three months and Moshe's early birth