Take the "Daughters of Zelophehad" Quiz

Rabbi Menachem Posner serves as managing editor at Chabad.org, the world’s largest Jewish informational website. He has been writing, researching, and editing for Chabad.org since 2006, when he received his rabbinic degree from Central Yeshiva Tomchei Temimim Lubavitch. He lives in Chicago, Ill., with his family.

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Raad (David) A. Jawad Auckland December 10, 2025

9/10 Reply

Minucha Chicago December 10, 2025

I got 8 out of 10 correct. Reply

Two students. School and sad December 10, 2025

7/10. Oy very. Blow to our egos. Our teachers must be crawling in their metaphorical graves, considering that they're Boruch Hashem all alive. Reply

Abby Roth Boca Raton, FL September 8, 2025

3/10 These quizzes can give you a diminished sense of your own knowledge! I'm not a scholar and how many average people even take these quizzes? And there are just SO many topics hahahaha. Reply

Chabad.org Staff September 8, 2025

in response to Abby Roth:

It's an opportunity to learn more :) Reply

Abby Roth Boca Raton, FL September 8, 2025

in response to Chabad.org Staff:

I totally agree! I simply meant it can feel like I don't know much when I score low on a quiz and I actually know a LOT. But I just cover so many different subjects so quickly when I'm taking quizzes I end up stumbling on just a few subjects I don't know very well. So it's not proof that I'm dumb or don't use my brain, it's just proof that I'm super ambitious. 😂 I have to remind myself sometimes! Reply

Two Students School December 10, 2025

in response to Abby Roth:

GO ABBY! We're following your progress, Keep up the good work. Reply

Manon Parid August 8, 2024

9/10. It is not easy to me because English is not my mother language. But I am happy with these quiz. Thank you very much. Reply

Bas .... August 4, 2024

question 11: (for the editor) Who was born the weekof this Parshe and given one of the daugter's name? :) Reply

Minucha Chicago December 10, 2025

in response to Bas ....:

Was it Noah? I always thought the Noa was the correct English spelling for a woman's name. The Hebrew name for Noah is pronounced "No-ach." The Hebrew name for Noa is pronounced "No-ah." Reply

Yiscah Kenya August 4, 2024

9/10 Thank you for the quize Reply

Mark Corbin Mt, Healthy, OH August 3, 2024

8/10 - Did better than I thought I would. Thx! Reply

Jim Krämer Pittsburgh, PA, USA August 2, 2024

Yikes, my spell check became spell WRECK! i had 10/10, not q0/10 - for a good reason: the daughters of Zelophehad made a huge impression! I have a feeling they were beautiful ladies as well as intelligent. G_d must have truly loved them, since they wanted to honor and keep their father's legacy. In Kohelet we read of the Eshes Chayil, the virtuous woman. Here were five of them! May their memory be an eternal blessing, and ladies, go and be like them! Reply

Jim Krämer Pittsburgh, PA USA August 1, 2024

q0/10 Reply

Raad Jawad Auckland August 1, 2024

10/10 Reply

Corinne Germany August 1, 2024

Very good quizz. I admire the daughters of Zelophehad. Shabbat Shalom Reply

Ari pnw August 1, 2024

7/10 remembered the story but not "who's who" whoops! Typical of me lol. Reply

Andrew Elder Ohio August 1, 2024

I better keep on keep'n on with Torah studies!

Shalom y'all

Shalom Israel Reply

Elizabeth Abercrombie August 1, 2024

Thank you for the quizzes and the added information. It adds a little fun to this sad world. Reply

Shloimy Finkelshteyn Brooklyn August 1, 2024

Whoa! Me too! Reply

Jack Harpers Ferry August 1, 2024

10. really got stumped momentarily on their tribe and whether or not they were part of the 7 prophetesses (I honestly am not familiar with them) so they could as easily been the 7 bakers of Barnea... :) But B''H I've been tracking the parshas closer as of late, so most of the information here came to mind.

משיח עכשיו! Reply

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