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Daniel
March 14, 2026
Ortiz fam 12 out of 12 Reply
Corinne Jones
March 14, 2026
Shabbat Shalom from Germany, 11/12. Once again a great quizz 🤗 Reply
Steve
Ky
March 12, 2026
Rabbi,
An excellent summary of the two Parshas and a great corresponding quiz.
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Raymond
West Hollywood
September 21, 2025
I scored 11/12. The only question I got wrong was the one about the meaning of the word Pekudei Reply
Yulanda
Toronto ON
March 17, 2023
11/12 Wow another amazing quizzes! Thanks Rabbi Posner! I love reading more about the miracles that G-d did for the Jewish people in the land of Egypt! Shabbat Shalom. Reply
Raymond
West Hollywood
March 12, 2026
in response to Yulanda :
yes, wow, another amazing quizzes Reply
RJS
Sherman Oaks, CA
March 17, 2023
8 of 12. However, I am not even Jewish! At least as far as I know! Both of my grandparents on my dad's side were first-generation immigrants from Lithuania. On my mom's side, my grandmother was Austrian and grandfather Russian, again, first generation immigrants.
Lithuania was the very last country in Europe to become Christianized. Jews from other parts of Europe congregated there so as avoid being persecuted. It had the second largest number of Jews next to Israel. My grandparents often interacted with these Jews. Unfortunately, many of them Jews were murdered by the Nazis in 1941.
My dad never finished grade school and my mom never finished high school. I received a PhD in psychology from UCLA in 1990, largely due to the influence of great Jewish professors and students. Now I study here at Chabad even though I am a Catholic. Why? I do not know! However, I have learned so much by my being here!
THANKS!!!
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Steve
Ky
March 16, 2023
Rabbi,
As usual, another fantastic quiz to help learn the Parshahs.
I keep retaking the quiz until I get it all right.
It's a good way to reinforce the learning.
Thanks much for preparing this.
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Akana
GRIFFIN
March 15, 2023
6 of 12. Honestly i second guess myself 9 of 12. I did good Reply
Darryl Gebien
Toronto
December 17, 2022
Great stuff! Excellent illustrations too! Reply
Rajan Varghese
Thumpamon,Kerala
March 7, 2021
9/10.Thaks Rabbi Reply
Dear Rabbi,
A lot of reading, facts, and information one can use daily. I scored 11/12 this week. The question about what material was used to make curtains I got wrong. I hope I will remember the correct answer: linen
Peace,
Deborah
It is so crucially important to remember that the curtains were indeed made of linen