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Rosh Hashanah Questions: 1. What do you do first on Rosh Hashanah? ANSWER: You light the candles first on Rosh Hashanah. 2. From the first day of Rosh.

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1 Rosh Hashanah Questions: 1. What do you do first on Rosh Hashanah? ANSWER: You light the candles first on Rosh Hashanah. 2. From the first day of Rosh Hashanah until Yom Kippur, you go to a pond, spring or river and do what? ANSWER: You go to a spring, pond or river and recite the special Tashlich prayers while throwing your sins away. 3. What is the meaning for blowing the Shofar? ANSWER: You blow the Shofar to awaken our soles. How many did you get right?

2 The Shofar After reading the Torah, the most solemn moment arrives-the shofar is about to be sounded! The shofar blower dressed in his kittel a white robe symbolizing purity, is getting ready to sound the shofar.

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