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From what to wear to what to pray to what NOT to eat, how much do you know about Yom Kippur? Before you head off to synagogue, be sure to take our quick quiz on the Day of Atonement. And don’t feel bad if you get any of the answers wrong–now’s the perfect time to repent for our mistakes.
How do Israeli’s celebrate Mother’s Day? What’s the deal with single mothers by choice? Just how many working moms are there? In honor of Mother’s Day coming up (this Sunday!), we wanted to see how well you know your Jewish mother stuff.
Our quick Mom Quiz is ready and waiting for you. And if you do well, you can officially call yourself an expert mom.
Alright, folks. No more messing around. Passover begins THIS Friday night, so it’s time to get down to business. Can you name the ten plagues? Do you know what goes on the seder plate? Does matzah run through your veins?
That’s right, it’s time to take the Passover Quiz. Go ahead and test yourself, test the kids, and get ready for the weekend.
If you haven’t noticed, Purim is coming! There will be cookies and costumes and graggers and maybe even a little booze, but do you know the reasoning behind this holiday craziness?
See how much you know about the story of Purim and the ways we celebrate it today with our brand spanking new Purim quiz. Challenge your friends, and let us know how you do! And remember, Purim begins on the evening of March 7th, next Wednesday.
It’s Tu Bishvat time! Do you know what to do, eat, drink and feel on this Jewish holiday? It starts at sundown tonight, so use this time to brush up on your Tu Bishvat street smarts, take the quiz, and let us know how you do.
While we’re right in the thick of Hanukkah, we thought it might be fun to see how much you really know about the Festival of Fried–we mean, Lights. From the story of the Maccabees to lighting the Hanukkah candles to the traditional (and delicious) foods we eat, are you Hanukkah helpless or a Hanukkah hero?
Do you and your baby have an ear for music? Is the Hava Nagila your jam?
We’ve got a new pop quiz to test just how much you know about Jewish music for babies and toddlers. Taking the quiz is fun and quick, and it just may give you some ideas for rounding out what we’re sure is a very admirable music collection.
Once you’re done, check out our entire list of quizzes here.
Judaism must believe in the old adage, “When it rains, it pours” — at least when it comes to the fall holidays. Just after Rosh Hashanah came and went, Yom Kippur was here ten days later. And, like clockwork, five days later and we find ourselves at Sukkot.
The harvest festival, which begins this Wednesday at sundown, is a week-long celebration often spent outdoors in sukkahs, or temporary dwellings. So, in order to prepare yourselves for what just might be your kids’ favorite holiday (I mean, you get to decorate a fort!), we’ve got a little quiz that covers the basics of Sukkot.
Be sure to take it today, because pretty soon it will be Simchat Torah and Sukkot will be so last week.
To start of the Jewish New Year, we’ve got a new quiz all about Rosh Hashanah. From the instruments we play to the traditions we keep to the foods we eat (because really, what Jewish holiday would be complete without food?) this test has all your Rosh Hashanah bases covered.
It’s no stumper, either, so you may want to gather your toddler and preschooler and teach them a thing or two. Remember, Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown on Wednesday, September 28th.
Have you been dipping everything in hummus? Do you experience great joy out of saying the words “baba ganoush”? Then you just may be ready to take our new quiz on Israeli foods. Whether you’ve been to (or live in) the Holy Land or you just frequent that special aisle in the supermarket, once you take this quiz, your taste buds will be very ready for an Israeli meal.
(And lucky for you, we’ve got some recipes to take care of that.)
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