Take the Seder Plate 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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Rafaela April 17, 2025

7/10! Reply

Margarita April 5, 2025

it's brilliant. thank you Reply

Russ Lambertville April 4, 2025

9/10 but I guessed at a few. Lovely quiz. Thank you! Reply

Yvonne FL April 4, 2025

6/10! Reply

Levi Herrera Melbourne, Australia April 3, 2025

8/10 , not too bad I think, I admit that question 2 was a tricky one for me but what really upset me is that I am a Sephardi and I knew the answer and I still went for answer 1.
Anyhow I will try my best for the next quiz. I love these quizzes. Can’t get enough of them.
To everyone I wish you all "Chag Pesach kasher vesame'ach.” Reply

AgapeGirl64 Westfield Indiana April 3, 2025

I’m nearly Jewish! ✡️ Reply

Terri Coy Los Lunas April 3, 2025

Well, I took I took the quiz a few days ago and I got 5/10. Took it again now and got 8/10, so yay, better! Reply

Jim Krämer Pittsburgh, PA, USA April 3, 2025

8/10
It's been a number of years! Reply

Deborah Greene South Africa Jhb April 3, 2025

Yes! Yes! 10/10... That was fantastic.. We wish you Peace and Prosperity and a Blessed Peisaich

Shalu Shalom Yerushalayim Peisaich Sameach Reply

Lauren Diane Bend, Ore April 3, 2025

9/10. I do not eat the roasted egg or the bone on the Sedar Plate.
I wish you a Healthy, Happy and Peaceful Passover and Always. Reply

Holly Texas April 3, 2025

10 out of 10…but by my merit? No, it is because of the teacher, full of kindness and mercy! He allows a “pop-quiz” first, and once I correct the answers I got wrong, I take the final test and voila! 10 out of 10 and wiser for it! Todah rabah Rabbi! Reply

Charles H Stilwell Manchester April 3, 2025

10 out of 10 Reply

Minucha Chicago April 3, 2025

This was a difficult quiz. I got 9 out of 10 correct. Many of my answers were guesses. Reply

Herman Vancouver April 8, 2025

in response to Minucha:

9/10 yes it was a little bit difficult but the three wrong answers given on all questions where so outside reality that it made it quite easy Reply

Ivory Utley Norfolk April 3, 2025

9/10 NOT BAD Reply

Angela Wilder Brooklyn April 3, 2025

8/10 right thank you Reply

Rakdan Skokie April 2, 2025

The egg is roasted, not boiled. Reply

Michael L April 2, 2025

in response to Rakdan:

Agree Reply

Pauline England April 3, 2025

in response to Rakdan:

Thank you for this. I was sure it was roasted. It is boiled first but then roasted/charred in the oven, or can be done on the stove top. Some time ago I recall hearing about it even being done by turning it around when burning a match. Reply

Pesach April 3, 2025

in response to Rakdan:

the egg is boiled; the chicken neck is roasted.
kosher and happy Peasach! Reply

Someone April 3, 2025

in response to Rakdan:

It’s boiled Reply

Jim Krämer Pittsburgh, PA, USA April 3, 2025

in response to Rakdan:

I never knew anyone who roasted an egg for the Seder. It was always hard boiled and in the shell. How does one roast an egg? I have been cooking since age 9, am 65 now, and never had a roasted egg. Would you share your recipe? I'm always up for new flavours and ideas. Reply

R S April 3, 2025

in response to Rakdan:

we boil it Reply

CB April 4, 2025

in response to Rakdan:

the zeroa is roasted
the egg is boiled Reply

Rakdan Chicago April 4, 2025

in response to Pesach:

It turns out that minhag Chabad is to boil the egg. There are various customs, and it seems that roasting (after first boiling) is more common. The egg is often referred to as a roasted egg. Reply

Michael L BERRYVILLE, VA April 4, 2025

in response to Jim Krämer:

I was always taught that it was a roasted egg. You could boil it first and then put it in the oven until it was longing burnt. I knew one family that wrapped the egg in the outer layers(s) of any onion to help brown the egg.
Some people spell some words either TZ or Z like the zeroak Reply

C England April 5, 2025

in response to Jim Krämer:

You do boil it first then 'roast' by either popping it in an oven for a while to brown it; brown it under a grill (Americans call it broiling) or even with a match turning in all instances to get a brown even colour. Reply

Herman Vancouver April 8, 2025

in response to Jim Krämer:

Yes you can indeed roast an egg the next time you have a barbecue put an egg on the roast it is not the most common way of cooking an egg but it can be done Reply

Samson April 2, 2025

10/10 Reply

Raymond West Hollywood April 1, 2025

I scored a 9/10. The only one I got wrong was the one about what is the name of the seder plate. I so much did not know the answer to that one, that even after I saw the correct answer, it still did not sound familiar to me at all Reply

Ja'akov Markus Amsterdam April 3, 2025

in response to Raymond :

Raymond this was also the only question I missed. Ka'arah was an option but.... Reply

Ari April 1, 2025

BH! Love these quizzes and everything y’all do! Very blessed to have you all and all you do. Thank you and Moshiach now! :) prayers for Israel and the Jewish people and all who need! Reply

Ja'akov Markus Amsterdam April 3, 2025

in response to Ari:

Amen Ari! It is fun! Reply

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