Rabbi Leibel Gniwisch currently resides, along with his wife, in Brooklyn, New York, where he received his rabbinical ordination. He has taught Jewish law at various schools in the US. He has a passion for Jewish scholarship and writing and hopes to publish a book one day.
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Raymond
West Hollywood
September 14, 2025
I scored 9/10. The only question I got wrong was what to do when approaching one's enemy Reply
Deborah
Lawrence, NJ
August 30, 2025
August 30, 2025
Hello Rabbi,
I scored 10/10 this year. Thank you for your great questions and helping us readers to understand our weekly Torah studies.
Peace,
Deborah
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Chabad.org Editorial Staff
September 2, 2025
in response to Deborah :
Great job! You're welcome. Reply
Steve
Ky
August 28, 2025
Rabbi,
Thank you for taking the time for explaining this Parshah's contents and the quiz to reinforce it.
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Deborah
Lawrence
September 7, 2024
Dear Rabbi,
Great quiz this week! I scored 9/10; question #5 was tricky for me.
Peace,
Deborah
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Steve
Ky
September 4, 2024
Rabbi,
An excellent summary for this Parshah with many commandments.
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anônimo
Brasil
August 18, 2023
Mais um Ben Noach 10/10 Reply
Steve
Ky
August 18, 2023
Rabbi,
Another excellent quiz.
It's great how you provide a link to the corresponding question's answer.
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Sheva
Brooklyn
August 17, 2023
Thanks,7/10 Reply
Yulanda
Toronto CA
September 3, 2022
10/10 Happy with the results! Thanks Rabbi for another wonderful quizzes! Shabbath Shalom. Reply
Juli
September 2, 2022
Love doing the quizzes, thank you! Reply
Violet
school
September 1, 2022
the quiz was easy Reply
Gabriel Rodrigues
São Paulo. Brasil
August 21, 2020
Povo da Terra 9/10
Estude
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Anonymous
September 7, 2019
Another Gentile got 10/10 Yah! Reply
Tom
BATON ROUGE
September 6, 2019
Quiz
Thank you for the quiz.
Look forward to the quiz weekly
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Mareike
September 5, 2019
Question No 6 About question number 6: I thought, that if the prophecy was one which would predict something evil to happen and it does not happen, it is not a sign that the prophet was a false prophet. So, it is not a criteria to say, that the prophecy of any event has to occure since it is not said, that in the case of an evil event the event does not have to occure and the prophet is not considered a false one yet. Reply
DMO
August 27, 2025
in response to Mareike:
That was my difficulty, too; I recalled (incorrectly, it turned out, with a 9/10 score) that the event not occurring might have been for reasons not immediately apparent. As with Sefer-Yonah, for example. Reply
Raymond
West Hollywood
September 14, 2025
in response to Mareike:
That is true. Nevertheless, that was the correct option to choose as it came the closest to being the right answer Reply
Marian Taylor
MEMPHIS
September 4, 2019
9 out of 10... not bad for a Gentile. :) Reply
Dear Rabbi,
I scored 10/10 this year. This is my 3rd year studying the Torah and taking the quizzes. I have gone from note taking to just reading and memorizing what I have read. Thank you so much with helping me understand G_d’s Torah.
Peace,
Deborah