Passover

The Passover commemorates the delivery of the people of Israel from slavery in

• Egypt

• Palestine

• Turkey

• Syria

In order to persuade Pharoah to let the people go free, God

• killed some first born son

• killed every first -born son

• killed all the sons

• killed all the children

What did the Israelite's do to protect their family from the angel of death?

• locked their doors

• sprinkle the blood from a sacrificed lamb above the door

• hid in their house

• said some prayers

At the passover meal the group share what story from the bible?

• Genesis

• Exodus

• Gospels

• Acts

How long does Passover last for

• 2-3 days

• 4-5 days

• 7-8 days

• 1 - 2 weeks

Haroset is a mixture of apple, nuts, wine and cinnamon. It is a reminder of

• the sacrifice of Moses

• the journey from Egypt

• the soil they worked

• the mortar used by the slaves in their building work

This is used as a reminder of the bitterness of slavery. It is called maror.

• mint

• coriander

• parsley

• horseradish

The Passover meal is called

• Sela Meal

• Cedar Meal

• Seder Meal

• Cidar Meal

Hazaret (lettuce) can leave a bitter aftertaste in the mouth. It represents.

• The experience of the Hebrews in Egypt

• The experience of the leaders of Egypt

• Egyptian families - who lost their first born sons

• Moses family

This is not eaten during the meal but stands as a reminder of the ancient sacrifices in the Temple and of the blood of lamb.

• Karpas

• Hazaret

• Zeroa

• Betzah