Sukkot and Simchat Torah Jewpardy

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100

What is the literal meaning of the word Sukkot?

Booths

200

What are we supposed to do in the Sukkah?

Dwell

300

What must you be able to see through the roof of the sukkah?

The stars

400

What type of branches make up the lulav?

Palm, willow, and myrtle branches

500

What Hebrew month does sukkot fall in?

Tishrei

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100

Sukkot is one of the three ___ holidays.

Pilgrimage

200

How many walls should a sukkah have?

Three

300

What is the roof of a sukkah made of?

Natural materials [schach]

400

What book of the Torah talks about Sukkot?

Leviticus

500

What are the four species called in Hebrew?

Arba’ah minim

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100

What are the two main symbols of Sukkot?

Lulav and etrog

200

What is the last day of sukkot called?

What is Simchat Torah

300

When can you start building your sukkah?

What is the night after Yom Kippur

400

What does the etrog represent?

What is the heart

500

What does Simchat Torah mean?

Rejoicing in Torah/the joy of Torah

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100

What is the stem of the etrog called?

A pitom

200

How many days are there between Yom Kippur and Sukkot?

What is 4

300

What do we celebrate on Simchat Torah?

Finishing and restarting the Torah

400

How long does it take to write a Torah scroll?

One year

500

What are the five books of the Torah?

Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy