Hanukkah

Gifts that children may receive at Hanukkah include:

• gelt

• a dreidel

• foil covered chocolate coins

• all of the above

The Menorah lights are arranged:

• in a square

• in a circle

• in a zig zag pattern

• in a straight line

The sacred oil used in the Menorah is

• coconut oil

• olive oil

• lard

• beeswax

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The “helper” candle that is used to light the Menorah is called a:

• shammash

• match

• dreidel

• gelt

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The traditional Menorah uses:

• tiny black candles

• electric lights

• oil filled lamps

• sparklers

It is traditional to give lots of expensive gifts to everyone,

every day of Hanukkah.

• True

• False

The Hanukkah Menorah holds nine candles.

• True

• False

Latkes and sufganiyot (jelly filled donuts) are traditional

Hanukkah foods.

• True

• False

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Menorah is the Hebrew word for:

• lights

• lamp

• tree

• candles

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Hanukkah is the Hebrew word for:

• Christmas

• menorah

• dedication

• holiday