Can You Pass this Passover Trivia?

It’s that time of year again when Peeps take over the shelves of all your local retailers, and it looks like the Easter Bunny himself painted every store in pastel shades. But if you look close enough, you’ll find a stand somewhere selling kosher food for Passover. Whether you have been to several Seders or zero—take this trivia to test how much knowledge you have on the Jewish holiday.

Jordyn Cummings

by Jordyn Cummings

Apr 9, 2023

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5 QUESTIONS

TIMER: 60 SECONDS PER QUESTION

Which event is the original reason Passover is celebrated?

Passover is based on the book of Exodus from the bible where Moses led the Jewish people to freedom from slavery in Egypt.

Passover is based on the book of Exodus from the bible where Moses led the Jewish people to freedom from slavery in Egypt.

Passover is based on the book of Exodus from the bible where Moses led the Jewish people to freedom from slavery in Egypt.

Passover is based on the book of Exodus from the bible where Moses led the Jewish people to freedom from slavery in Egypt.

How many symbolic foods are served on a Seder plate?

There are six total symbolic foods sampled on the Seder plate: haroset, zeroa, karpas, beitzah, hazeret and maror.

There are six total symbolic foods sampled on the Seder plate: haroset, zeroa, karpas, beitzah, hazeret and maror.

There are six total symbolic foods sampled on the Seder plate: haroset, zeroa, karpas, beitzah, hazeret and maror.

There are six total symbolic foods sampled on the Seder plate: haroset, zeroa, karpas, beitzah, hazeret and maror.

Where was the largest Seder ever hosted?

The largest Seder ever was hosted in Nepal. It was celebrated by over 2,000 people there who showed up in appreciation for the Jewish holiday.

The largest Seder ever was hosted in Nepal. It was celebrated by over 2,000 people there who showed up in appreciation for the Jewish holiday.

The largest Seder ever was hosted in Nepal. It was celebrated by over 2,000 people there who showed up in appreciation for the Jewish holiday.

The largest Seder ever was hosted in Nepal. It was celebrated by over 2,000 people there who showed up in appreciation for the Jewish holiday.

How many days is Passover supposed to last?

Passover is supposed to last approximately seven days, but some people in the U.S. take an extra eighth day of celebration.

Passover is supposed to last approximately seven days, but some people in the U.S. take an extra eighth day of celebration.

Passover is supposed to last approximately seven days, but some people in the U.S. take an extra eighth day of celebration.

Passover is supposed to last approximately seven days, but some people in the U.S. take an extra eighth day of celebration.

Which of the following is one of the most important Passover foods?

During Passover, Jewish people refrain from enjoying leavened products. Due to this, matzo is the go-to bready food as the wheat does not contact water until it is ready to be baked.

During Passover, Jewish people refrain from enjoying leavened products. Due to this, matzo is the go-to bready food as the wheat does not contact water until it is ready to be baked.

During Passover, Jewish people refrain from enjoying leavened products. Due to this, matzo is the go-to bready food as the wheat does not contact water until it is ready to be baked.

During Passover, Jewish people refrain from enjoying leavened products. Due to this, matzo is the go-to bready food as the wheat does not contact water until it is ready to be baked.

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