Take the Pesach Sheni 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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A. E February 16, 2025

I got 9/10. I almost wanted to click false for the auspicious marriage question. I should have stuck to my first choice. Reply

Ari May 22, 2024

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

Itzack Boca raton May 16, 2024

Ok 9/10. I think I’m a better Jew than last year or at least better informed. Reply

Andrew Elder Bryan, OH USA May 16, 2024

in response to Itzack:

lol, copy that Itzack, 8/10, still learning, but grateful and fun doing so!

Shalom y'all =)) Shalom Israel Reply

Hi There May 15, 2024

0/10, BEST SCORE YET! Reply

Mazal Z Brooklyn May 19, 2024

in response to Hi:

Great! now you have a second chance to learn and retake the quiz! Reply

Deborah Greene South Africa May 14, 2023

Wow! A Whopping 10out 10.... Wonderful Feeling...Toda Raba 🙏 Reply

Deborah Greene South Africa May 11, 2023

Wow! This time I made it 10 out 10...,Hooray... Thanks Rabbi these quiz are mind stimulation...Toda Raba Reply

Herman Vancouver May 11, 2023

7/10 i missed question 7 i put license
plates should have known better Reply

Yulanda Toronto ON May 8, 2023

8/10 Thanks Rabbi for the quizzes! A good way to learn and be challenge! Shalom. Reply

FY Sunnyvale May 5, 2023

The services are shorter! Of course! 9/10 Reply

Lauren Diane Spector Bend, Oregon May 5, 2023

8/10 Thank you for these wonderful quizzes. I wish you all a Healthy, Happy and Peaceful Sabbath. Reply

Barbara USA May 5, 2023

Good grief. After my first 10 last week, I am back to my old self again with my usual 7 out of 10. Thanks for your great quizzes, Rabbi! Love learning! Reply

Jack Harpers Ferry, WV May 5, 2023

in response to Barbara:

אל תרגיש רע
try taking the same quiz multiple times. I did this one and got 8 the first time, 10 the second (a day later), and 8 again a couple of days later. The second time I scored 8 of 10 was because I missed 2 DIFFERENT questions from the first run. I believe it's HaShem's way of encouraging us to study and also that we will never 'know it all'...
Only Blessings!
Jack Reply

Ninette Beg Camarillo May 5, 2023

Thank you …Happy Pessach Sheni Reply

Talia US May 5, 2023

The first time I took the quiz they were all guesses and only 3 were right, so I still felt blessed to get 3. But once I learned the reasons with the answers 10/10 was my score. Now I am really Blessed. Reply

Susan Levitsky May 4, 2023

Let's institute a Sukkah Sheni. What a wonderful holiday that would be. We could leshave in our sukkot again. :) Reply

Raad Auckland May 4, 2023

9/10 Reply

James Krämer Pittsburgh, PA May 4, 2023

8/10 because I can't remember everything!
BTW: in 1959 I was the most beautiful byb, born on Lag B'omer! True: 6:30 PM it was still very much light out, and it is the day I was born: the Scholars Holiday!! Reply

Jack Harpers Ferry, WV May 4, 2023

8 - I especially like the answer "odd license plate numbers" ! Reply

Raffaela Rome May 4, 2023

I got 8 rights because I wholeheartedly hoped that the time was good for second weddings but actually I knew that during the Omer period weddings are banned of course. Not aware of Tachannun details, either. Thanks for sharing this! Reply

Esther Rivera May 4, 2023

Ive only recently found that I’m 3% Jewish…but My parents have always shown us to respect and love Jewish people…Parents raised us Pentecostal…and we dressed as Jewish girls and women…we shopped in Jewish neighborhoods. I’ve always been curious about Old Testament and always followed up in our library. Praise Adonai Reply

Jorge Bastrop Tx May 4, 2023

9/10 … it helps to read the TORAH and meditate in it…Blessings. Reply

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