QOD Tuesday 12/04 "CHAPPY CHANUKKAH"

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#26 Post by ghostjmf » Tue Dec 04, 2007 5:26 pm

A Jewish trivia quiz? What say?

1. Great. I don't know it. Don't think Lyle Alzedo was in the Olympics, & Sandy Koufax was a little old by that time. Is Mark Spitz Jewish?

2. Mezuzah

3. Seven days.

4. Sukkos. Sukkot in modern Hebrew, which is not the 20 words of religious Hebrew I know. The "Feast of Tabernacles". No, we don't eat the tabernacles. We eat in the tabernacles. I'd bet "souk" as in "market" in Arabic has the same route. So we could play soukos music in the tabernacles????

5. If not now, when? Am in the wrong game after all?

QOD: Reuben, Dan Naftali. I could go on. They're on the box of Hanukkah candles, sometimes.

Bonus: Mogen David (that's the company) 20/20.

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#27 Post by ghostjmf » Tue Dec 04, 2007 5:33 pm

That was "has the same root", but I don't want to, like, edit a quiz Q.

Also, add appropriate pronouns & commas where missing.


Also, I need to learn to hide stuff. Whatever you call it. I'm sure its here somewhere.

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#28 Post by KillerTomato » Tue Dec 04, 2007 5:34 pm

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1. Mark Spitz?
2. Not a clue.
3. A week, I think
4. I think this is the Feast of Booths or something like that.
5. Nope

QOD: Reuben, Levi and Judah

Bonus: You're probably going for Mogen David (Mad Dog 20/20), but isn't Manischewitz kosher too? Or maybe Manischewitz makes MD 20/20, I dunno....
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Re: QOD Tuesday 12/04 "CHAPPY CHANUKKAH"

#29 Post by Catfish » Tue Dec 04, 2007 5:51 pm

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1. What gold medal winning American athlete was removed from the Olympic Village and taken out of the country under heavy security after the terrorist attack on the Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics?

Mark Spitz?

2. By the doorway of a Jewish home, you will usually find a small case that contains a piece of parchment on which the Shema has been written. What is this called?

Mezuzah? (sp?)

3. How long does the period of mourning known as shiva last?

10 days?

4. Chanukkah gets a lot of press because it's close to Christmas, but it's not a really important Jewish holiday like, say, Yom Kippur. One of my favourites is the festival that begins five days after Yom Kippur, when they build tents with corn husks on the lawn of the temple. What is this festival called?

Purim?

5. Provide the last line of Rabbi Hillel's famous three questions: If I am not for myself, who is for me? When I am for myself, what am I? (Hebrew translations always vary, but not that I've ever seen on the third question.)

??

QOD: The Twelve Tribes of Israel were descended from the sons of Jacob. Not counting the House of Joseph, name three (and only three) of the sons who make up the remaining 11 tribes.

Benjamin
Levi
Isechar


5 Point Bonus: Although I haven't done the necessary research for many years, I think that this may be the only kosher rotgut. Please give the full brand name or street name (either one, but it must be the full name either way) of this skid row wine made by a company whose name is derived from the Hebrew for a symbol of Judaism.

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#30 Post by starfish1113 » Tue Dec 04, 2007 7:13 pm

Spoiler
1. Mark Spitz
2. I've seen a million of these things but don't know the answer
3. 2 days?
4. Rosh Hashanah?
5. If my parents name me Waldo, where am I?

QoD
Derek, LaRon, and Chad

Bonus - Rotgut? Is that Hebrew for ulcer medicine? I'll go Manischewitz.

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Re: QOD Tuesday 12/04 "CHAPPY CHANUKKAH"

#31 Post by a1mamacat » Tue Dec 04, 2007 7:20 pm

fantine33 wrote:The weekend QODs are closed, but Monday is still open through tonight.

Chappy Chanukkah

Yeah, yeah, the Jewish among us will have a bit of an advantage on this one. But don't worry, Christians, you'll get yours in a couple of weeks.
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1. What gold medal winning American athlete was removed from the Olympic Village and taken out of the country under heavy security after the terrorist attack on the Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics? NAC

2. By the doorway of a Jewish home, you will usually find a small case that contains a piece of parchment on which the Shema has been written. What is this called? Mezuza

3. How long does the period of mourning known as shiva last? one week

4. Chanukkah gets a lot of press because it's close to Christmas, but it's not a really important Jewish holiday like, say, Yom Kippur. One of my favourites is the festival that begins five days after Yom Kippur, when they build tents with corn husks on the lawn of the temple. What is this festival called? NAC

5. Provide the last line of Rabbi Hillel's famous three questions: If I am not for myself, who is for me? When I am for myself, what am I? (Hebrew translations always vary, but not that I've ever seen on the third question.) if not now, when?

QOD: The Twelve Tribes of Israel were descended from the sons of Jacob. Not counting the House of Joseph, name three (and only three) of the sons who make up the remaining 11 tribes. Benjamin, Levi, Simon

5 Point Bonus: Although I haven't done the necessary research for many years, I think that this may be the only kosher rotgut. Please give the full brand name or street name (either one, but it must be the full name either way) of this skid row wine made by a company whose name is derived from the Hebrew for a symbol of Judaism.
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Re: QOD Tuesday 12/04 "CHAPPY CHANUKKAH"

#32 Post by a1mamacat » Tue Dec 04, 2007 7:20 pm

fantine33 wrote:The weekend QODs are closed, but Monday is still open through tonight.

Chappy Chanukkah

Yeah, yeah, the Jewish among us will have a bit of an advantage on this one. But don't worry, Christians, you'll get yours in a couple of weeks.
Spoiler
1. What gold medal winning American athlete was removed from the Olympic Village and taken out of the country under heavy security after the terrorist attack on the Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics? NAC

2. By the doorway of a Jewish home, you will usually find a small case that contains a piece of parchment on which the Shema has been written. What is this called? Mezuza

3. How long does the period of mourning known as shiva last? one week

4. Chanukkah gets a lot of press because it's close to Christmas, but it's not a really important Jewish holiday like, say, Yom Kippur. One of my favourites is the festival that begins five days after Yom Kippur, when they build tents with corn husks on the lawn of the temple. What is this festival called? NAC

5. Provide the last line of Rabbi Hillel's famous three questions: If I am not for myself, who is for me? When I am for myself, what am I? (Hebrew translations always vary, but not that I've ever seen on the third question.) if not now, when?

QOD: The Twelve Tribes of Israel were descended from the sons of Jacob. Not counting the House of Joseph, name three (and only three) of the sons who make up the remaining 11 tribes. Benjamin, Levi, Simon

5 Point Bonus: Although I haven't done the necessary research for many years, I think that this may be the only kosher rotgut. Please give the full brand name or street name (either one, but it must be the full name either way) of this skid row wine made by a company whose name is derived from the Hebrew for a symbol of Judaism.
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#33 Post by andrewjackson » Tue Dec 04, 2007 9:58 pm

Spoiler
1. Mark Spitz

2. Nope

3. 7 days

4. Sukkot

5. If not now, when?

QOD: Benjamin, Dan, Levi

5 Point Bonus: Hmmm. Mogen David would be company whose name is derived from the symbol of Judaism. Full brand name or street name? I don't know that part.
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Re: QOD Tuesday 12/04 "CHAPPY CHANUKKAH"

#34 Post by JBillyGirl » Tue Dec 04, 2007 10:27 pm

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1. What gold medal winning American athlete was removed from the Olympic Village and taken out of the country under heavy security after the terrorist attack on the Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics? -- Mark Spitz

2. By the doorway of a Jewish home, you will usually find a small case that contains a piece of parchment on which the Shema has been written. What is this called? -- a mezzuzah

3. How long does the period of mourning known as shiva last? -- a week?

4. Chanukkah gets a lot of press because it's close to Christmas, but it's not a really important Jewish holiday like, say, Yom Kippur. One of my favourites is the festival that begins five days after Yom Kippur, when they build tents with corn husks on the lawn of the temple. What is this festival called? -- Sukkot

5. Provide the last line of Rabbi Hillel's famous three questions: If I am not for myself, who is for me? When I am for myself, what am I? (Hebrew translations always vary, but not that I've ever seen on the third question.) -- What, gefilte fish again?

QOD: The Twelve Tribes of Israel were descended from the sons of Jacob. Not counting the House of Joseph, name three (and only three) of the sons who make up the remaining 11 tribes. -- Reuben, Levi, and Benjamin

5 Point Bonus: Although I haven't done the necessary research for many years, I think that this may be the only kosher rotgut. Please give the full brand name or street name (either one, but it must be the full name either way) of this skid row wine made by a company whose name is derived from the Hebrew for a symbol of Judaism. -- WAG Magen David

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#35 Post by kayrharris » Tue Dec 04, 2007 10:46 pm

Spoiler

1. Mark Spitz

2. dunno

3. 7 days

4. Passover?

5. dunno

QOD - dunno

Bonus - Mogan David (does spelling count?)

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ANSWERS 12-04-07 QOD

#36 Post by fantine33 » Thu Dec 06, 2007 10:53 am

Chappy Chanukkah ANSWERS

1. What gold medal winning American athlete was removed from the Olympic Village and taken out of the country under heavy security after the terrorist attack on the Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics?

Mark Spitz


I was surprised how many people got this one.

2. By the doorway of a Jewish home, you will usually find a small case that contains a piece of parchment on which the Shema has been written. What is this called?

Mezzuzah

You learn something new every day. I just know the boxes as tefillin, never heard of phylacterie (but, yes, they are the head and arm boxes)

3. How long does the period of mourning known as shiva last?

Seven

Shiva is Hebrew for seven. You don't participate on Shabbat, but it still counts as one of the seven.

4. Chanukkah gets a lot of press because it's close to Christmas, but it's not a really important Jewish holiday like, say, Yom Kippur. One of my favourites is the festival that begins five days after Yom Kippur, when they build tents with corn husks on the lawn of the temple. What is this festival called?

Sukkot

Some days you learn two things! All the Jews I know just call it Sukkot, I didn't know it was also known as the Feast of the Tabernacles.

5. Provide the last line of Rabbi Hillel's famous three questions: If I am not for myself, who is for me? When I am for myself, what am I? (Hebrew translations always vary, but not that I've ever seen on the third question.)

If not now, when? or And if not now, when?

If the three words not, now and when were in there, I counted it correct.

QOD: The Twelve Tribes of Israel were descended from the sons of Jacob. Not counting the House of Joseph, name three (and only three) of the sons who make up the remaining 11 tribes.

Asher, Benjamin, Dan, Gad, Issachar, Judah, Levi, Naphtali, Reuben, Simeon, Zebulun

I was originally going to say besides House of Joseph AND Levi, since the Levites are kind of separate. I'm glad I didn't, since most people used Levi (not saying they wouldn't have known another one, just saying).

5 Point Bonus: Although I haven't done the necessary research for many years, I think that this may be the only kosher rotgut. Please give the full brand name or street name (either one, but it must be the full name either way) of this skid row wine made by a company whose name is derived from the Hebrew for a symbol of Judaism.[/quote]

The company is Mogen David, from Magen David (Shield of David). The name of the wine is MD 20/20, affectionately known as Mad Dog 20/20. You had to have MD or Mad Dog and 20/20 in there.

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#37 Post by Rexer25 » Thu Dec 06, 2007 11:59 am

fantine33 wrote: 5 Point Bonus: Although I haven't done the necessary research for many years, I think that this may be the only kosher rotgut. Please give the full brand name or street name (either one, but it must be the full name either way) of this skid row wine made by a company whose name is derived from the Hebrew for a symbol of Judaism.

The company is Mogen David, from Magen David (Shield of David). The name of the wine is MD 20/20, affectionately known as Mad Dog 20/20. You had to have MD or Mad Dog and 20/20 in there.
Not that I should be a kvetcher or anything, but could you check my bonus answer again, please?
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Re: ANSWERS 12-04-07 QOD

#38 Post by fantine33 » Thu Dec 06, 2007 12:29 pm

Rexer25 wrote:Not that I should be a kvetcher or anything, but could you check my bonus answer again, please?
You got the 20/20 part, but the company is Mogen David, the wine is MD 20/20.

If it's any consolation, I kvelled all over the place when I saw that several people (yourself included) came up with the 20/20.

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#39 Post by Rexer25 » Thu Dec 06, 2007 12:32 pm

fantine33 wrote:
Rexer25 wrote:Not that I should be a kvetcher or anything, but could you check my bonus answer again, please?
You got the 20/20 part, but the company is Mogen David, the wine is MD 20/20.

If it's any consolation, I kvelled all over the place when I saw that several people (yourself included) came up with the 20/20.
Thanks for the explanation.

BTW, I'm only partially sure what kvetcher means. What is kvelled?
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Re: QOD Tuesday 12/04 "CHAPPY CHANUKKAH"

#40 Post by DadofTwins » Thu Dec 06, 2007 1:43 pm

Spoiler
1. Mark Spitz

2. Phylactery?

3. 24 hours, I think

4. Oh, I know this. In Leviticus it's the Feast of Tabernacles, but what is it now? Uh . . .

5. Nope. I know a little Hillel in another context, but not this one.

QOD: Reuben, Simeon, and Levi were the oldest.

5 Point Bonus: The only Hebrew wine name I know is Manischewitz.
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Re: QOD Tuesday 12/04 "CHAPPY CHANUKKAH"

#41 Post by fantine33 » Thu Dec 06, 2007 5:48 pm

DadofTwins wrote:
Spoiler
1. Mark Spitz

2. Phylactery?

3. 24 hours, I think

4. Oh, I know this. In Leviticus it's the Feast of Tabernacles, but what is it now? Uh . . .

5. Nope. I know a little Hillel in another context, but not this one.

QOD: Reuben, Simeon, and Levi were the oldest.

5 Point Bonus: The only Hebrew wine name I know is Manischewitz.
Unfortunately, this question had already closed yesterday. However, you would have gotten 40 points! The good news is that there are two other open QODs and you can join in any time! (Plus two other games for your pleasure as well.)

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