A) The Christmas Tree B) The Menorah C) The Dreidel D) The Star of David
A) Twelve B) Seven C) Eight D) Ten
A) Celebration B) Miracle C) Dedication D) Freedom
A) The birth of Moses B) The Exodus from Egypt C) The Maccabean revolt and the miracle of the oil D) The story of Noah's Ark
A) The Shamash B) The Dreidel C) The Judah D) The Maccabee
A) Roasted meats B) Baked goods C) Fresh fruits D) Fried foods
A) Hamantaschen B) Latkes C) Challah D) Matzah
A) Dreidel B) Monopoly C) Checkers D) Chess
A) Nun, Gimel, Hey, Shin B) Aleph, Bet, Gimel, Dalet C) Lamed, Mem, Nun, Samech D) Shin, Tet, Kuf, Resh
A) Peace on Earth, good will to men B) A great miracle happened there C) Happy Hanukkah to all D) Freedom for all people
A) Christmas stockings B) Gelt (money or chocolate coins) C) Birthday cakes D) Easter eggs
A) Light the candles with a match. B) Light all candles at once on the first night. C) Light the Shamash first, then use it to light the others, adding one candle each night. D) Light the candles from right to left.
A) Under the bed B) In the attic C) In a window or doorway D) In the garage
A) To publicize the miracle of Hanukkah B) To get more light in the house C) To keep it safe from children D) To keep it warm
A) At noon B) Before sunrise C) Any time of day D) After sunset
A) Play video games B) Reflect on the meaning of Hanukkah C) Go to sleep D) Watch television
A) A traditional song B) A type of dreidel C) A jelly-filled doughnut D) A type of latke
A) It was used to build the temple B) It was used to light the Maccabees' way in battle C) It was used to heal the sick D) It miraculously burned for eight nights
A) Celebrating nature B) Promoting world peace C) Praising God and celebrating victory D) Lamenting loss and sorrow
A) A Jewish family who led a revolt against the Greeks B) A group of angels C) Egyptian pharaohs D) Roman emperors
A) The Egyptian Empire B) The Roman Empire C) The Babylonian Empire D) The Seleucid Empire (Greek)
A) Buddhism B) Islam C) Christianity D) Hellenistic (Greek) culture and religion
A) It is forbidden to work. B) It is permissible, but some refrain from work while the candles are burning. C) Working is highly encouraged. D) Only children are allowed to work.
A) Sushi B) Pizza C) Bimuelos (fried dough) D) Tacos
A) There is only one blessing recited each night. B) The blessings are optional. C) There are three blessings recited on the first night and two on the following nights. D) No blessings are recited.
A) A type of Dreidel B) A type of Menorah C) A Hanukkah prayer D) A traditional Hanukkah hymn
A) Eating Latkes B) Decorating a Christmas tree C) Playing Dreidel D) Exchanging gifts
A) To fundraise for the temple. B) To give children money to teach them about charity and tzedakah C) To buy decorations. D) To purchase more oil
A) The rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem B) The establishment of the modern state of Israel C) The giving of the Ten Commandments D) The creation of the world |