Take the Month of Shevat 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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Angela Wilder Brooklyn October 30, 2023

Thank you so much it's helping me alot. Reply

Lois Kriegh Elizabeth February 9, 2023

Thank you so much for putting these quizzes together. But more so thank you for giving a chance to learn more after you answer or get a wrong answer.
Great and fun way to learn more.
Thank you. Reply

Carol UK February 6, 2023

8/10 this time. I enjoyed the article on the sun and moon: the patient, dependable husband who gets up every morning and goes to work, whilst the wife has her ups and downs. What if the sun is G-d and the wife is Israel? Reply

El'azar Nigeria February 3, 2023

5/10 Reply

Dan Los Angeles February 3, 2023

This was the most difficult quiz of them all. Reply

Andrew Elder Bryan, O February 6, 2023

in response to Dan:

but fun, the most recent one I took, I scored 4 out of 10, but had fun, I believe that's what HaShem wants, to have fun while learning His Word

Shalom Shalom Reply

Andrew Elder Bryan, OH February 8, 2023

in response to Andrew Elder:

I'm teachable! Scored 10/10 the second time taking it, fun as usual
Homework's fun gratifying works too!

Shalom Shalom Y'all Reply

Tzveeble Australia February 2, 2023

I grew up understanding that February counts as early spring, not winter. Reply

Andrew Elder Bryan, OH February 8, 2023

in response to Tzveeble :

no, it's winter alright, it's also the month we did our cold weather training, of course you're in the lower hemisphere too, the only time February could be an early spring up here, is if you hear the morning doves cooing, the doves always coo in spring and there no mistake with mother nature,
or HaShem's plans.

Shalom Shalom Reply

John Louisiana February 2, 2023

5/10 going to try again Reply

FY Sunnyvale CA February 2, 2023

8/10 this time. I missed one because I can't count. Reply

Jennifer Ohio February 2, 2023

8/10 Reply

Sarah Webber Staten Island, NY February 2, 2023

It was great - thanks! Reply

Sheva Brooklyn February 2, 2023

8/10 ,Thanks 🙏 Reply

Andrew Elder Bryan, OH February 2, 2023

in response to Sheva :

not bad, I got the same score, and always fun learning, even if I only get 1.

Shalom Shalom Reply

Mordechai R.D. February 1, 2023

I did not do very good. This concussion has affected my cognitive ability. Maybe I should purchase a steel-plated yarmulke! Reply

Shaun Boden LS9 7UA January 31, 2023

6/10 im going backwards, its cold in the UK but Hashem has seen fit to bless us with beautiful sunshine. Atb everyone. Baruch Hashem. Reply

Raad Auckland January 31, 2023

10/10 Reply

Ezra ben-Pesach WOODSTOCK January 30, 2023

Rabbi Menachem- Thank you for your Teshuva of this eminently doable quiz after the most difficult one in Chabad quiz history about the Mikvahs! Ezra HaPeshut Reply

Menachem Posner January 31, 2023

in response to Ezra ben-Pesach:

Yes, that one turned out to be very hard. I feel bad seeing all the comments. Reply

Ezra ben-Pesach WOODSTOCK February 1, 2023

in response to Menachem Posner:

Don't feel bad. You've performed your Teshuva.. It was very informative! Reply

Dovid February 2, 2023

in response to Menachem Posner:

True it was a difficult quiz (the Mikvah quiz), but that is where we learn the most! So thank you for a most informative quiz! Reply

Lauren Diane Spector Bend, OR January 30, 2023

8/10 Thank you Rabbi for these wonderful quizzes. I learning a lot. At 76 years it is fun to learn .
Wishing you all at Chabad and the people who are taking the quizzes, a Healthy, Happy and Peaceful Week. Reply

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