Holidays including Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur

What is the meaning of Rosh Hashana?

• Jewish New Year

• Passover

• Day of Atonement

• Festival of Lights

Name one tradition associated with Rosh Hashana.

• Blowing the shofar

• Eating apples dipped in honey

• Lighting candles

• Reading from the Torah

What are the prayers recited during Rosh Hashana?

• Shofar blowing, Amidah prayer, Avinu Malkeinu prayer, Tashlich ceremony

• Yom Kippur prayer, Passover prayer, Hanukkah prayer

• Sukkot prayer, Purim prayer, Yom Kippur prayer

• Hanukkah prayer, Passover prayer, Sukkot prayer

Why is Yom Kippur significant?

• Yom Kippur is significant because it is a day dedicated to honoring ancestors.

• Yom Kippur is significant because it marks the beginning of the Jewish New Year.

• Yom Kippur is significant because it is a day of celebration and feasting.

• Yom Kippur is significant because it is the holiest day in the Jewish calendar and is a day of atonement and repentance.

What is the purpose of fasting on Yom Kippur?

• To atone for sins and seek forgiveness from God.

• To celebrate the Jewish New Year.

• To commemorate the Exodus from Egypt.

• To honor the memory of loved ones who have passed away.

What is the Hebrew name for the Jewish New Year?

• Hanukkah

• Passover

• Rosh Hashanah

• Yom Kippur

Which fruit is traditionally eaten on Rosh Hashana?

• banana

• orange

• apple

• grape

What is the shofar?

• A type of drum made from animal skin.

• A musical instrument made from a ram's horn.

• A string instrument made from horsehair.

• A wind instrument made from bamboo.

What is the holiest day in the Jewish calendar?

• Passover

• Yom Kippur

• Hanukkah

• Rosh Hashanah

What is the duration of the fast on Yom Kippur?

• 24 hours

• 25 hours

• 12 hours

• 48 hours