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10/10 - Yes, it is difficult but useful Reply
Good Evening,
The Jewish Celebration quiz is a blessing (8/10).
Thank you,
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7/10 Cool! Reply
Got 8/10 Reply
7/10 One question was confusing. Thank you Rabbi for these quizzes. I am learning. Reply
Thank you Rabbi. Always good to learn and expand my limited knowledge. Reply
Take your time on this one and read all the alternatives. Thank you Rabbi Posner, some of your ideas are great fun. Reply
This is great culture and civilization. Many times I cry after a quiz like this. Reply
I still have a lot to learn Reply
So on my third try, I got 10/10. Considering my decrepitude, that's darn good.
I will now never (maybe) forget that a boy's first haircut coincides with his fifth b.d.
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So I already forgot that a boy's first haircut coincides with his 5th birthday.
Yikes.
So I'll give myself another four years and check in again to see if I finally remember.
Maybe.
Shalom b'Aretz v'al kol haolam.
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Vort means word. Refers to speaking not celebrating. Reply
Not being much good at this, I was proud of my 5/10 score on Jewish Celebration, until I saw some braggards 10/10. Just need to play catch-up I guess. Reply
NO ONE, NO ONE, thinks that a "vort" is a 'Torah themed speech given at a wedding, etc! Everyone knows it means an engagement celebration. Reply
I was thinking they mean, "Torah -themed" means d'var Torah דבר תורה
Which is what you're supposed to do if you're 3 people or more ( or ten, don't know the laws). (They mean men). D'var Torah is important in every event. For vort the "celebration" is the fathers shaking hands. And I think they drink wine, no idea. They told me to stay with my mom and the ladies.
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I'm sorry, that is not true. That is the question I missed, and I'm sure others did, too. Reply
I did too. I thought it was only the engagement ceremony, but like Micki, I'm a woman and have never participated in the other kind of vort. Reply
9/10. If I could go back in time, I would get them all correct. Reply
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I learned new things every time. Thanks. Reply
Yes, so do I! I forward them to my friend every week. She loves them, too! Reply
This quiz proves a point of mine: The more I learn, the less I know.
Now my nephew Rebbe Shlomo, I'm sure would have Aced this quiz, me being goy,
didn't do so well, but have fun learning this new "way"! =))
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The quizzes don’t appear when I hit the button. Perhaps it’s my phone? It’s up to date. Reply
it's probably spam blocker, why it doesn't appear Reply
I'm the opposite of tech expert. But I think you may need to scroll up or down. They will be there, hopefully. Also, you can write a comment, that means you are on the right site, as far as I can tell. Good luck 😊 Reply
Gwendolyn, after I wrote my comment I discovered that many people have this problem. Sorry you have to deal with it. I'm hoping chabad will be able to fix it, be well, m. Reply

Good Evening,
Thank you, [9/10]. Blessings.