Kashrut Quiz

The signs of a kosher animal are:

• It chews its cud and its meat is red

• Fur and horns

• Split hooves and chews its cud

• It gives milk and has split hooves

A kosher animal chews its food, brings up whats in its stomach, and rechews it. What is this process called?

• chewing its cud

• swallowing its cud

• chewing gum

• eating

Animals chew their cud as a way of extracting the _ from their food.

Which animal is kosher?

• Giraffe

• Hippopotamus

• Rhinoceros

• Elephant

Signs of a kosher fish are

• scales

• fins and scales

• fins and teeth

• fins

An _ Jew can eat a locust that a Sepfardi Jew says is kosher.

Which food requires rennet?

• Sausage

• Yoghurt

• Cheese

• Ice cream and foods with colouring

Which of the following are not a requirement necessary to prepare kosher meat?

• remove certain parts of the body, like certain fats and nerves

• slaughtering it using a special knife

• rinsing and salting the meat

• making sure the animal only ate kosher

What does the following passuk mean: לא תבשל גדי בחלב אמו?

• Do not slaughter a goat and its mother.

• Do not cook a goat in its mother's milk.

• Do not eat goat meat with milk

• Do not eat goat meat.

Why is the phrase לא תבשל גדי בחלב אמו repeated three times in the Torah?

• For extra emphasis

• To teach you that you cannot eat, look or talk about non-kosher food.

• To teach you that you cannot eat, cook, or benefit from non- kosher food.