Vocab
Meaning
Traditions
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Etrog

Large citrus fruit similar to a lemon

100

Who do we honor on Sukkot?

God and our ancestors

100

What do we build on Sukkot?

Sukkah

100

What are common ways synagogues celebrate Sukkot?

Festivals, building Sukkot, reciting special prayers, communal meals

100

What materials could you use to build a Sukkah?

Fabric, bamboo, reeds, branches, corn stalks, wood, leaves, flowers, fruit, etc.

200

Lulav

Palm branch
200

What does Sukkot commemorate?

The Jew's journey from slavery in Egypt into freedom in the Promised Land

200

What do we shake on Sukkot?

Lulav and Etrog

200

What do we thank God for on Sukkot?

For helping the Jews escape Egypt, travel through the land, and safely make it to freedom in the Promised Land

200

Fill in the blank:

Celebrating Sukkot is a ______.

Mitzvah

300
Hadasim

Leafy trees

300

What are "Sukkot"?

Shelters made of temporary booths we build; where we eat and worship during the holiday of Sukkot

300

Do we work in the Sukkah?

No

300

What prayer that means "please save us" do we recite on Sukkot?

Hoshana

300

In how many directions do we shake the Lulav and Etrog?

6

400

Aravot

Willows

400

Why do we acknowledge agriculture on Sukkot?

Because the land helped Jews survive their journey to the Promised Land
400

How many days do we eat in the Sukkah?

Eight days in America, seven days in Israel
400

What do we hold, in addition to the Lulav, when blessing the Lulav?

Etrog

400

What are the directions we shake the Lulav and Etrog in?

Straight ahead, right, back, left, up, and down

500

Pitam

Stem of the Etrog

500

Why do we celebrate Sukkot?

To remind us how God protected our ancestors in their journey to freedom, and to acknowledge how the land helped them survive

500

How many walls does the Sukkah have?

2.5

500

What set of prayers do we recite on Sukkot?

Hallel

500

What is the date of Sukkot this year?

October 16