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Rabbi,
An excellent Parshah summary and quiz.
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6/10 Great! Reply
I scored 9/10, which is not bad considering the highly technical nature of this week's Torah portion. The only one I got wrong was the very last one, about altar and red cow Reply
Rabbi, Thank You so much. Amazing Reply
Hello Rabbi,
I scored 9/10 this year without notes or a review. I answered question 3 incorrectly, because I didn’t read it properly. But, as always an excellent quiz based on readings with many details.
Peace,
Deborah
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Rabbi,
An excellent job again of summarizing the Parshah and the quiz to reenforce it.
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I thank Hasham for your effort in all the quizs you prepared for the parashas. It makes me to study Torah more than before, I praise you and Hasham give more strength to continue your work. Reply
Thank you l love to study the Prasha and take the quiz 10/10…l am really getting addicted to my
Torah studies…Thank you rabbi s Thank you Chabad you make it so fun and easy as well inspiring
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10/10! But it required taking down notes while reading. Question #5 required additional reading; so I went to the Tetzaveh Q&A section (I still had to read it before the answer appeared); because it was not mentioned in the readings for this week or videos. I know now and how the Choshen works. Excellent quiz, Rabbi!
Peace,
Deborah
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Rabbi,
another excellent discussion and quiz for this week's Parshah.
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Rabbi,
These are great overviews of the Parshah.
These are more difficult to understand in full, because there are so many rules and specifications.
However, if that is what G-d wants of the Priests and the High Priest, they have the dedication
to learn these: if done daily, it would become much easier to understand.
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Still aiming for the perfect 10! Reply
Slipped up on question no.7 but otherwise quite happy with my 9/10! Reply
Out of interest in relation to question 9...
Two lambs were sacrificed daily, but according to the text, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, not the evening (as the answer in the quiz says)
And this is what you shall offer upon the altar: lambs in their first year, two a day, continually.
The one lamb you shall offer up in the morning and the other lamb you shall offer up in the afternoon.
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Thanks, Andrew. I corrected the text. Reply
many thanks 8/10 Reply
10/10 boiiiii Reply
Thanks again! 6/10, last two readings have been tough, nice way to know when to go through again. G_d bless Chabad Reply
I finally received 10/10, which included the Rashi bonus question. Thank you for providing these: it's a great way to learn. Reply
10/10. Thanks Rabbi. Reply
Dear Rabbi,
I scored 10/10 this year. Thank you for the excellent review after studying the Torah .
Peace,
Deborah