B”H The maximum area of a Sukkah is the area of... 1) There is no maximum area! 2) The Moon, because Rosh Hashanah begins at the time of the New.

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B”H

The maximum area of a Sukkah is the area of... 1) There is no maximum area! 2) The Moon, because Rosh Hashanah begins at the time of the New Moon 3) The Land of Israel

SORRY!

CORRECT! The maximum area of a Sukkah is the area of... There is no maximum area!.

The Torah was given in. 1) Egypt 2) The desert 3) Disney land

SORRY!

CORRECT! The Torah was given in. The desert

Rosh HaShanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Hoshana Raba, Shmini Atzeret and Simchat Torah all fall in the same Hebrew month. 1) True 2) False 3) It depends

SORRY!

CORRECT! Rosh HaShanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Hoshana Raba, Shmini Atzeret and Simchat Torah all fall in the same Hebrew month. True

What does holding the Lulav, Etrog,Hadasim, and Aravot together represent... 1) Unity of the Jewish People 2) Disunity of the Jewish People 3) Lulov and Esrog salad

SORRY!

CORRECT! What does holding the Lulav, Etrog,Hadasim, and Aravot together represent... Unity of the Jewish People

Every child can help bring Moshiach by: 1) Buying a letter in the children's sefer torah 2) Learning extra torah 3) All of the aboveMoshiach Bonus!

SORRY!

CORRECT! Every child can help bring Moshiach by: All of the above

If someone built a "Sukkah" in the top branches of a California Redwood tree, using bamboo poles as s’chach, the Sukkah is... 1) Valid 2) Invalid 3) Valid only in the state of California

SORRY!

CORRECT! If someone built a "Sukkah" in the top branches of a California Redwood tree, using bamboo poles as s’chach, the Sukkah is... Valid

On Simchat Torah we dance with... 1) Training wheels 2) The Torah 3) A Siddur

SORRY!

CORRECT! On Simchat Torah we dance with... The Torah

The palm branch we use on Sukkot is called the... 1) Harts of palm 2) Aravah 3) Lulav

SORRY!

CORRECT! The palm branch we use on Sukkot is called the... Lulav

Moshiach will reveal... 1) All the test answers 2) The secrets of the Torah 3) The hidden altarMoshiach Bonus!

SORRY!

CORRECT! Moshiach will reveal... The secrets of the Torah

On Simchas Torah we read... 1) The last portion of the Torah 2) The first portion 3) Both

SORRY!

CORRECT! On Simchas Torah we read... Both

A "Sukkah" is most like a... 1) A hut 2) Small palace 3) Luxury apartment

SORRY!

CORRECT! A "Sukkah" is most like a... A hut

The four species are the key to Moshiach because: 1) It represents a unity of the Jewish people 2) It teaches us that a Jew must "grow" 3) It reminds us to preserve natureMoshiach Bonus!

SORRY!

CORRECT! The four species are the key to Moshiach because: It represents a unity of the Jewish people

The fruit included among the four species is the... 1) Banana 2) Esrog 3) Lemon

SORRY!

CORRECT! The fruit included among the four species is the... Esrog

If its pouring rain in your Sukkah, are required to eat the meal in the Sukkah? 1) Yes 2) No 3) Depending on the snow

SORRY!

CORRECT! If its pouring rain in your Sukkah, are required to eat the meal in the Sukkah? Yes

The Beit Hamikdash, the Holy Temple, will be rebuilt in the city of... 1) Tel Aviv 2) Jerusalem 3) MonticelloMoshiach Bonus!

SORRY!

CORRECT! The Beit Hamikdash, the Holy Temple, will be rebuilt in the city of... Jerusalem

We are happy on Sukkot because... 1) We have gone successfully through Judgment and Atonement 2) It is the "Time of the Harvest." And We feel close to G-d 3) All of the above

SORRY!

CORRECT! We are happy on Sukkot because... All of the above

A Sukkah built on the deck of a ship is... 1) Fine and dandy 2) Not good! 3) Fine but not dandy

SORRY!

CORRECT! A Sukkah built on the deck of a ship is... Fine but not dandy

One of the Ushpizin, the seven holy guests whom we invite to the Sukkah, is... 1) Adam 2) Moshe 3) The Rabbi

SORRY!

CORRECT! One of the Ushpizin, the seven holy guests whom we invite to the Sukkah, is... Moshe