Menorah and the Chanukiah

Who was allowed to light the Menorah?

• Teachers

• Only the cohanim

• Every person in the house

• Children

Where was the Menorah used?

• In marketplaces

• In every house

• Only in the Mishkan and Beit Mikdash

• In schools

What is lightened in every house by every person?

• Torches

• Street lamps

• Chanukiah

• Menorah

What can be used to light the Chanukiah?

• Gas

• Solar power

• Candles or olive oil

• Electricity

When is the Chanukiah lighted?

• At midnight

• In the evening

• In the morning

• At noon

How many candles does the Chanukiah have?

• 9

• 8 plus shamash

• 7

• 6

What is the difference between the Menorah and the Chanukiah?

• Their size

• Where they are used

• Their color

• The material they are made of

Who can light the Chanukiah?

• Only the cohanim

• Every person in the house

• Only men

• Only women

What is NOT a correct way to light the Chanukiah?

• Using candles

• Using olive oil

• Using water

• Both using candles and olive oil are correct

What is the purpose of the shamash in the Chanukiah?

• To light the other candles

• To look beautiful

• To measure time

• To provide extra light in the room