In what Hebrew month do we celebrate Passover?

What do we celebrate on Passover?

When was the first Passover celebration?

What is the first step in the Passover seder?

What is the last step in the Passover seder?

What is NOT one of the names for Passover?

הגדה/haggada means

How many times do we wash our hands during the seder?

Karpas is a vegetable, such as parsley or celery, that sits on the Seder plate. We dip it in a certain liquid at the beginning of the Seder. In which liquid do we dip the karpas?

One of the four questions customarily asked by the youngest child at the beginning of the Seder is: "On other nights, we eat many vegetables. Why, on this night, do we eat bitter herbs?" The Hebrew term for the bitter herbs is 'מרור/maror'. Which herb is often used for the maror?

Beitzah/ביצה represents the festival sacrifice carried out in the Temple in Biblical times. Some interpretations also see it as a fertility symbol, or a symbol of the destruction of the Temple. What type of food is the beitzah/ביצה?

Charoset/חרוסת is a sweet paste made up of various ingredients such as chopped dates, kosher wine, nuts and honey (although there are tons of different recipes out there). What does charoset/חרוסת represent?

Matzah/מצה is made of flour and water - it's basically a very large cracker. It represents the exodus from Egypt, when Jews on the run had to eat unleavened bread instead of their usual bread, as they did not have enough time to wait for it to rise. It is customary to make a 'sandwich' out of pieces of matzah, charoset and maror, and eat it before the meal. What is the name for this sandwich?

After we've eaten the Seder meal, the children (or the youngest person present, if there are no kids) will hunt for the afikoman/אפיקומן, or kidnap it and hold it for ransom. It is a piece of matzah that is broken in two. What does the word 'afikoman/אפיקומן' mean?

As well as food, wine features very heavily throughout the Seder. At one point, we dip our fingers into our cups and spill drops of wine on the table. How many times do we do this, and what does it represent?