The number of days work is permitted before the Shabbat day of rest.
6
The primary architect of the Mishkan, whose name means "In the Shadow of God
Bezalel
The vessel made from the copper mirrors donated by the women.
kiyor
The golden plate worn on the Kohen Gadol's forehead.
The tzitz
The meaning of the word "Pekudei."
Amounts of
The specific activity mentioned as forbidden on Shabbat right after the general prohibition.
Lighting a fire
Bezalel’s partner from the tribe of Dan.
Oholiab
The number of lamps on the golden Menorah.
7
The items that hung from the hem of the Kohen Gadol’s blue robe (Me'il).
Bells and pomegranates
The two types of metal used for the Mishkan that were weighed and accounted for.
Gold, silver, copper
Moses had to tell the people to stop doing this because they were too generous.
Donating
The tribe Bezalel belonged to.
Juhudah
The material used to plate the Mizbe'ach HaKetoret (Incense Altar).
Gold
The number of precious stones on the Choshen (Breastplate).
12
The date the Mishkan was finally erected and not dismantled.
First day of nissan
This group of leaders brought their gifts last and donated the precious stones.
nesiem (princes)
The specific unusual way the women prepared the goat hair for the curtains.
Spining it whele it was still on the goats
The image woven into the Parochet (the dividing curtain).
cherubim
These were inscribed with the names of the 12 Tribes on the Choshen.
precious stones
The number of people who gave a half-shekel of silver.
603,550
The name "Vayakhel" refers to Moses doing this to the Jewish people.
Gathering, building
Why the Torah attributes the building of the Aron (Ark) specifically to Bezalel.
Because he gave his heart and soul to its construction (or because he built it exactly as Moses was shown on the mountain)
The function served by the "Yitdot HaMishkan."
Tent pegs
The material used for the Bigdei Kehuna that was not used to cover the sacred vessels.
linen
What filled the Tabernacle once it was completed, preventing Moses from entering
Cloud / God's Glory