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Practical Pesach I

Practical Pesach I

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Practical Pesach I

Torah-Tuesday at Shabbos House

Spring 5781/2021

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Erev Pesach on Shabbos Changes

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Multiple Select

Chametz is different than most other Torah prohibitions in that in addition to not eating it on Passover, we also can not: (check ALL that apply, more than one answer)

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SEE any Chametz

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OWN any Chametz

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BENEFIT from Chametz

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THINK about Chametz

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Multiple Select

What methods do we use to disown Chametz? (check ALL that apply)

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BEDIKAH - Clean, Search, Destroy or Get Rid Of

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BITTUL - nullify, legally disown, a mental/verbal process

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MECHIRAH - sale of Chametz to non-Jew

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TZEDAKAH - donating the Chametz to an organization

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Multiple Choice

When do we search for the Chametz this Pesach 2021?

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Thursday night

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anytime on Friday until Shabbat begins

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Friday night but without a candle

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Multiple Choice

When do we burn the Chametz this year?

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We don't

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After the firstborn Siyum

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Friday morning

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Shabbat morning

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Multiple Select

Which 2 times do we do BITTUL (nullification declaration) this year?

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THURSDAY night after the search

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FRIDAY morning at the burning

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FRIDAY night before Kiddush

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SHABBAT day in the morning

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Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

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Multiple Choice

Seder prep is extra complicated this year because:

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its a 3-day YomTov

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Erev Pesach is on Shabbat

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Sat Night switches in Haggadah text

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Open Ended

Shabbat Lunch on Erev Pesach has to be extra early, because:

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Seder Measurements & Amounts

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Multiple Choice

How much wine/grape-juice are we obligated to drink for each of the 4 cups?

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at least the size of a shot

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3 or 3.5 ounce minimum

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Full cup of whatever cup you are using

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no set amount

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Multiple Select

How is drinking Kiddush at the Seder different than Kiddush on Shabbat? (check all that apply)

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Everyone drinks their own cup

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should be after dark

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one must recline

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(some) drink the whole cup

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Multiple Choice

What's the minimum amount of Matzah required for the Mitzvah?

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1 round Shmurah Matzah

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1 Ounce

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The amount that fits in your mouth at one time

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Any amount is good enough for the basic mitzvah

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Multiple Choice

How many times at the Seder do we eat the minimum required amount of Matzah?

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once

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twice

3

three times

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Seder Experiences

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Multiple Select

Which Seder edible ritual(s) is there no obligation to recline?

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Matzah

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Wine

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Maror

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Karpas

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Multiple Choice

Which Seder Plate item is not to be eaten at the Seder?

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The Boiled Egg

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The Charoset Mixture

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The Roasted Meat/Bone

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The Bitter Horseradish

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Multiple Choice

What does YAKNAHAZ stand for?

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You Always Keep Nosh At Home After Zooms

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order of Kiddush & Havdalah combo for holidays on Sat Night

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Something said when old people fall asleep at the Seder Table

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The Differences in Blessings between 1st and 2nd Seders

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Multiple Choice

What does DTZACH ADASH B'ACHAV mean?

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wishing all the worst plagues on our enemies

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it is a wish for redemption when we open for Elijah

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these 3 words must be said at every Seder, they are essential

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the ten plagues in an abbreviated acrostic

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Multiple Choice

What does YAKNAHAZ stand for?

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You Always Keep Nosh At Home After Zooms

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order of Kiddush & Havdalah combo for holidays on Sat Night

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Something said when old people fall asleep at the Seder Table

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The Differences in Blessings between 1st and 2nd Seders

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Multiple Choice

What 3 Words are Essential at the Seder?

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Who has Afikomen?

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Can we eat?

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Pesach, Matzah, Maror

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Who Knows One?

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In Your Own Words

some Passover memories

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Open Ended

What's the most unusual Passover food you ever tasted?

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Open Ended

What's your favorite paragraph of talking part of the Seder?

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Open Ended

What's a Passover custom or observance you especially enjoy?

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Multiple Choice

What is common to almost all the Seder Songs at/after the end of the Seder?

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They are long and everyone is tired.

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Almost all of them connect to Pesach.

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They all have loose ends.

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Orderly patterns, chains or alphabetical rhythm.

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Torah-Tuesday at Shabbos House

Spring 5781/2021

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