Take the Challah Quiz

i love this also i know lots of food stuff :) Reply

10/11. I Don't know all the traditions of South Africa. Reply

7/11. Of them errors you always learn. Reply

10/11 not bad must perfect for the next quiz! shalom everyone and stay safe and stay blessed. Baruch HaShem! Reply

9/11 Thank you for the quizzes! A wonderful way to learn more about Jewish ways! Shabbat Shalom. Reply

11/11. I'm more likely to get a perfect score when it has to do with food. :-) Reply

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Dear Chabad,

I was attending shul at a reform Temple in 2018. The synagogue was historic and founded by Sephardic Jews. The closest synagogue was in that state and I had to travel to that state, but I didn't mind because I liked the congregation, activities, and rabbi. I was going to convert, but COVID happened and as you know that changed the order of how we do things in America and the world. They have been closed and have not been open for services or activities. There is a Jewish gymnasium activity center nearby the Temple in that state. I will check again.

Shabbat Shalom,

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10/11 much better. This is the second time I took the quiz.
Wishing you at Chabad a Healthy, Happy and Peaceful Shabbat.
Again Thank you Rabbi for these quizzes. Reply

11/11!! Finally, B”H!!!! Reply

8/11 Not bad, Huh? Reply

10/11. I missed the question on South Africa. I am having a great time learning our traditions. Many thanks Rabbi Posner. Reply

On the box of matzah, it says "Challah is taken." I always wondered where they took it. Reply

Thank you for having this quiz nit only am i learning something i am having fun doing it. I love the how after each question one can read about why n how that is cool. Thank you very much Reply

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Thank you Rabbi for the quizzes. Wishing you all a Healthy, Happy and Safe Week and Shabbat. Reply

[9/11]. Question #1: I wasn't paying attention to answer [a]. Challah is fluffy. Question #6: Although the challah is covered, some traditions wait until after the kiddush is said before bringing the challah to the table. So, maybe I got a 10/11? :)
Challah taste so yummy! You must restrain yourself from eating too much.

Thank you Rabbi Posner! Reply

10/11 the braided bread ,challah, is very popular in Switzerland in the Bern region and served on Sunday and special occasions called zuepfe Reply

Rabbi Menachem (et al)- Re: Question 1- Would you kindly provide the citation in the Torah where the word "Challah" is used to describe "[t]he piece of dough that is set aside for the priests (and burned)? Reply