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10/10. These questions were not on obscure mitzvos. Any child who went to a Jewish day school would have learnt these in Parsha class. Loads of fun though. Thanks. Reply
Unfortunately, most of our fellow Jews did not have the opportunity to attend Orthodox Jewish schools growing up Reply
These quizzes are fun, and more, Rabbi Posner! Thanks! Reply
9/10! Who knew I knew so much obscure trivia? 🥹 Reply
It sounds like you know a lot of obscure trivia Reply
Good Morning!
My teachers should be proud of me. I passed.
Have a happy day! :()
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Many thanks.
It is really educational and amusing
Easy to follow
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I enjoyed this! Thank you! 10/10 Reply
6/10 I was baffled by some of the questions! I just didn't know the answers! I really appreciate these quizzes! better luck next time! Shalom. Reply
Nine out of ten!!!! Reply
I thought that fruit trees were to be left for 5 years... And I mentally switched mitzvot with halachah for covering blood... Otherwise, I'm ok with my score. First time I've thought of these mitzvot that tend to be off the main path of my mind... Reply
Enjoyed it but try to send always the update. 9/10 Reply
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10/10. Not bad for a goyum. They didn’t seem obscure to me. Reply
Nice, I got 10 out of 10 right; l haven't seen that in a couple of years. Every question brought up the image of where in the Old Testament it could be found. Reply
10/10 I expected this to be hard but it was easy...I didn't think these mitzvot were all that obscure. Love all your quizzes. Thank You!! Reply
This Noahide goy would never have expected to do well in this one. The full ten of ten came as a total surprise. Must be your good teaching, thank you Rabbi Posner. Reply
Yay 9/10!! I love knowing random trivia so this makes sense. Reply
Great quizes Reply
10/10 Thanks Rabbi for these testing of the mind😁...stunning
Pray for the Peace of Yerushalayim 🇮🇱
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OY!... 7/10!
Back to the books, for me!
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10/10 We wish you all a very Happy CHANUKAH..As we light those candlestick our Prayer is to be a Light to the world from within
Pray for the Peace of Yerushalayim Shalu Shalom Yerushalayim and the whole world