WorksheetsIntro to Pesach and the Seder
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
The origins of the name of the holiday, Passover:
Hashem forgives us on Pesach and "passes over" our sins
Hashem punished the Egyptian first borns and "passed over" our homes
Hashem passed over other leaders and chose Moshe
The meat of the Korban Pesach is to be eaten with...
Matzah and Harosets
Matzah and soup
Matzah and Maror/bitter herbs
Another name for Pesach in the Torah itself is:
The Harvest Festival
Festival of Booths
Festival of Matzot
Festival of our Freedom
The three festivals/chagim in the Torah in which we have to go with our families to Jerusalem are:
Rosh Hashanah, Succot and Pesach
Pesach, Shavuot and Succot
Yom Kippur, Purim and Pesach
In this pasuk,
Hashem is telling Avram that his descendants will be enslaved in a foreign land for 400 years
Hashem is telling Avram that his descendants will be free from slavery on a holiday called Pesach
Hashem is telling Yaakov not to fear to go to Haran
Hashem is telling Avram to allow Lot to go to Sdom for four years
How did we end up going to Mizraim in the first place?
Joseph and his father went on a pilot trip there and later Joseph became prominent in Pharoah's court
Joseph and his brothers settled there after visiting there during a famine
Joseph's brothers sold him as a slave; later he became viceroy, and they came there seeking food
From this pasuk we learn the mitzvah of...
eating only matzah and not leavened products on Pesach
telling your child the story of the Exodus from Egypt
checking for chametz around your house the night before Pesach
This year, Pesach comes out on a ...
Thurs. night
Fri night
Sat. night
Sun. night
That means that in addition to Kiddush for festivals, we have to say...
Kiddush for Shabbat
Hamotzi on Egg Matzah
Havdalah
Kriat Shema before we go to sleep
The שהחיינו is also recited on the first two nights of Pesach as part of the Kiddush because...
That's what we say when we're happy to see friends and family
That's what we say on a mitzvah/holiday that happens for the first time this Jewish year
It's part of the Kiddush on Friday night every week anyhow
