| Column 1 |
Answer |
Column 2 |
| 1.
Lag BaOmer is the
day of Sefirat HaOmer. |
|
a. 3rd
b. 33rd
c. 333rd |
| 2.
What did the Romans want to do with Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai? |
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a. make him the Emperor of Rome
b. appoint him Commissioner of Cave Maintenance
c. kill him |
| 3.
One of the signs that Bar Kochba established an independent state was
|
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a. minted coins
b. the shooting off of fireworks on Independence Day
c. the discovery that all laws were abolished |
| 4.
A rainbow was never seen in the sky in the days of
|
|
a. Hillel
b. Shammai
c. Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai |
| 5.
The sect (group) which believed in the 100% literal interpretation of the Torah was the
|
|
a. Anshei Chelm
b. Anshei Knesset HaGedolah
c. Tzedukim |
| 6.
According to the sect mentioned above, one could not have
on Shabbat |
|
a. chulent
b. cole slaw
c. coca cola |
| 7. The Jewish
leader who Rabbi Akiva believed was the Mashiach was
|
|
a.
Bar Yochai
b. Bar Mitzvah
c. Bar Kochba |
| 8. The author
of the central work on Jewish Mysticism, the Zohar, was
|
|
a.
Bar Ilan
b. Bar TeNura
c. Bar Yochai |
| 9. Oreo
cookies would most likely be found in or on
|
|
a. the Seder table
b. a basket of "Mishloach Manot"
c. the hidden "Afikoman" bag |
| 10. Ten Days
in the Omer would correspond to
|
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a. one week and no days
b. one week and three days
c. three weeks and one day |
| 11. One of the
reasons the time of Sefirat HaOmer is sad is
|
|
a. 24,000 students of Rabbi
Akiva died
b. the Egyptians perished in the Red Sea
c. Haman and his ten sons were hanged in Shushan |
| 12. Rabbi
Akiva is considered a "hero of the Sefira" mainly because
|
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a. he didn't start studying
Torah till he was forty years old
b. he could look at disaster and still have faith in Hashem
c. he died a martyr's death |
13. One counts
the Omer while
|
|
a. sitting
b. standing
c. reclining on the left side |
| Match
the descriptions in the right-hand column with the special days on the left-hand column: |
| 14. Yom
HaShoah VeHaGevurah (Holocaust and Bravery Remembrance Day)
|
|
a. May 14, 1948 |
| 15. Yom
HaZikaron (Memorial Day)
|
|
b. bows and arrows |
| 16. Yom
HaAtzmaut (Israel Independence Day)
|
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c. those who fell in
defense of Israel |
| 17. Lag BaOmer
(33rd Day of Omer)
|
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d. "Kotel"
(Western Wall) again in Jewish hands |
| 18. Yom
Yerushalayim (Day of Jerusalem)
|
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e. six million victims |