This quiz will have a few questions tangentially related to the relatively obscure Jewish holiday of Pesach Sheni, the Pesach for people who were not halachicly allowed to participate in a seder last month, and the leftover questions from my Haggadah 1DS. This quiz is sort of in honor of the fact that people who observe Pesach Sheni just had their seder tonight (5/21). I will also give a shoutout to ConnorA for the idea of making an Alpaca Farm quiz with your 1DS leftovers.
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In [b]which month[/b] of the Jewish calendar does Pesach Sheni fall?
What [b]other holiday[/b] would be on the fifth day of Pesach Sheni if Pesach Sheni had the weeklong Feast of Unleavened Bread like Pesach does? For some Jews, it will be the first time that they would shave or bathe with hot water since the day before the Pesach in Nisan started. This holiday is associated with one of the few Jewish victories in the Bar Kochba revolt.
Unlike the regular seder, a Pesach Sheni seder only has 13 parts. [b]Which part[/b] coming from the Hebrew word for praise, which includes the reciting of many Psalms, gets left out?
Unlike the regular Pesach, it is customarily allowed to keep what kind of food around the house? Traditional Jews typically search for this with a candle the night before the regular Pesach starts.
What rabbi made the oldest surviving illustrated Haggadah? This 12th century Spanish rabbi also wrote about the 13 principles of faith as well as the Guide for the Perplexed?
One of the songs in the Nirtzah, Adir Hu, is written in what style that Psalm 119 and many prayers in the Machzor, including both parts of the Vidui (confessional), are also written?
One of the oldest Sephardic haggadot still in existence was written in the 14th century in a city that was eventually a Summer Olympics host city. After travelling around after the Jews were expelled from there in the late 15th century, it was stored in an eventual Winter Olympics host city until wars in the 1990's caused it to be taken elsewhere. [b]Name either city.[/b]
One newer addition to the seder plate is [b]what fruit[/b], which rumor has it that someone once said that "Women belong as rabbis as much as this fruit belongs on the seder plate." This fruit's symbolism has been expanded to being the symbol of inclusion for everyone.
To [b]which of the four children[/b] does one say, "This is because of what the Lord did for me when I went free from Egypt", and then segue into telling the story of the exodus?
[b]Which of the ten plagues[/b] is the last one to affect the Israelites? The first plague to affect just the Egyptians has a wide-ranging variety of translations from flies to wild beasts.
Based on the price of silver, the present day value of a certain amount of a defunct currency is around $8, while even the low end cross-breeds of a certain juvenile animal are at least $15. Name both [b]the amount of currency and the animal[/b] that dad got a great deal on before it was tragically eaten by a cat.
Since I can't think of any other questions, what does the word seder mean in English?