A) Performing Havdalah B) Eating meat or fish C) Consuming matzah D) Consuming chametz
A) Three loaves of bread B) No bread required C) One loaf of matzah D) Two loaves of challah
A) To attempt to fulfill the requirement of Shalosh Seudot B) Because morning meals are mandatory C) To satisfy the requirement of eating matzah D) To avoid eating too much before the Seder
A) It makes the food taste bad B) Most opinions believe Seudah Shlishit must be eaten in the afternoon C) It is forbidden to eat two morning meals D) It contradicts the rule of eating only one meal
A) Only matzah B) Seder-specific herbs C) Chametz bread D) Meat, fish, or fruit
A) To follow fasting customs B) Because food preparation is forbidden C) To avoid digestion issues during services D) To maintain an appetite for the matzah at the Seder
A) Whenever one feels prepared B) After Shabbat is over C) During the afternoon meal D) Saturday morning
A) It is omitted entirely B) It is recited during the afternoon meal C) It is inserted into the Kiddush at the Seder D) It is recited before the evening meal
A) Kiddush B) Birkat Hamazon C) Va'todi'enu D) Havdalah
A) 11.5% B) 50% C) 20% D) 3%
A) 30 years B) 20 years C) 11.5 years D) 10 years
A) 5 times B) 12 times C) 10 times D) 20 times
A) Monday B) Thursday C) Friday D) Tuesday
A) Wednesday B) Friday C) Monday D) Tuesday
A) Tuesday and Wednesday B) Monday and Tuesday C) Sunday and Monday D) Thursday and Friday
A) Thursday B) Tuesday C) Friday D) Monday
A) Challah bread B) No food is allowed C) Egg matzah or cooked matzah D) Only fresh fruit
A) Skip the search entirely B) Sleep for an hour C) Eat some food D) Drink only water
A) The fourth halachic hour B) The third halachic hour C) The sixth halachic hour D) Sunset
A) Bake larger loaves B) Serve small rolls C) Do not eat any challah D) Invite extra guests
A) Clean the entire house for Passover B) Familiarize yourself with the Haggadah C) Perform the second search for chametz D) Exercise in the park
A) Yes, only for the final meal B) No C) Yes, only in the morning D) Yes, only in the afternoon |