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A) 50 percent B) 33 percent C) 25 percent D) 42 percent
A) He makes him lose his golf clubs. B) He strikes him with lightning. C) He makes him hit a miraculous hole-in-one. D) He bans him from the synagogue.
A) Because he broke his golf club in the process. B) Because he was caught by the congregation. C) Because it ruined his golf game. D) Because he has no one to tell about his amazing shot.
A) What's a beracha? B) You must say it before eating. C) I do not know the answer. D) It is forbidden to eat lobster.
A) One for him and one for his friends. B) One is for holidays and one is for daily prayer. C) He is very religious and needs both. D) He goes to one and refuses to step foot in the other.
A) Because he is very precise. B) Because he has a coupon. C) Because he does not buy retail. D) Because that is the current price.
A) He keeps what falls inside the circle. B) He gives it all to the poor. C) He keeps all the money for himself. D) He asks God to take whatever is His.
A) They close on the Sabbath. B) There is a fork in the sugar bowl. C) They only serve kosher food. D) The coffee is free for religious people.
A) A dozen roses. B) A dozen gemstones. C) A dozen rabbis. D) A dozen bagels.
A) The mother says it is for the shiva. B) The mother refused to share it. C) The brisket was burnt. D) There was no brisket left.
A) Are you sure you can act? B) Is the pay good? C) That is a wonderful role. D) Tell them you want a speaking role.
A) She does not like Miguel. B) She does not like the weather in Miami. C) He could not find a nice Jewish boy. D) He is not calling her enough.
A) He is the President but not a doctor. B) He never visits her. C) He is not married yet. D) He is not a lawyer.
A) Because he cannot kvetch. B) Because the staff is rude. C) Because the room is noisy. D) Because the food is bad.
A) Are you ready to order? B) Is anything all right? C) Would you like dessert? D) How is the food?
A) The water was cold. B) Oy, was I thirsty. C) Thank you for the water. D) I am still thirsty.
A) Warsaw B) Kraków C) Chełm D) Vilnius
A) Wise Men of Gotham B) King Arthur C) Robin Hood D) Sherlock Holmes
A) Schildbürger B) Faust C) Brothers Grimm D) Baron Munchausen
A) Aaron Zeitlin B) Isaac Bashevis Singer C) Ovsey Driz D) Shlomo Simon
A) Pulitzer Prize B) Nobel Prize C) Booker Prize D) National Book Award
A) Journalism B) Playwriting C) Prose D) Verse
A) Allen Mandelbaum B) Isaac Bashevis Singer C) Aaron Zeitlin D) Y. Y. Trunk
A) Frying B) Drowning C) Exile D) Public shaming
A) Gold B) Foolishness C) Wisdom D) Sin
A) The Heroes of Chelm B) Chelmaxioms C) Village of Idiots D) The Fools of Chełm
A) 19th century B) 17th century C) 20th century D) 18th century
A) Chelmaxioms B) Village of Idiots C) The Wise Men of Helm D) The Fools of Chełm
A) Bats. B) Squirrels. C) Mice. D) Birds.
A) They became members of the congregation. B) They brought other squirrels to the synagogue. C) They were never seen again. D) They started attending services daily.
A) Their own negative stereotypes. B) Political leaders. C) The laws of physics. D) Other religious groups.
A) The elderly members. B) The Rabbis. C) The converts. D) The choir members.
A) The heat of the oven. B) Garlic from the market. C) A secret family recipe. D) A spice called Shabbat.
A) A student. B) Caesar. C) The community leader. D) The Rabbi.
A) Orthodoxy B) Zionism C) Hasidism D) Haskalah
A) Djoha B) Moshe Waldoks C) Saul Bellow D) Rabbi Jeremiah
A) Mishnah B) Shtoch C) Haskalah D) Badchens
A) Seinfeld B) Shiva Baby C) The Goldbergs D) Curb Your Enthusiasm
A) Joan Rivers B) Jerry Lewis C) Milton Berle D) Charlie Chaplin
A) Writer B) Ritual slaughterer C) Rabbi D) Innkeeper
A) Ukraine B) Poland C) Russia D) Germany
A) The Vilna Troupe B) Rabbi Boruch C) Eric Kimmel D) Trina Schart Hyman
A) Farmers B) Chimneysweeps C) Bankers D) Politicians
A) The Baal Shem Tov's followers B) The Vilna Troupe C) A local Ukrainian theatre D) The Pamyat headquarters
A) Eat a kosher meal B) Convert to Christianity C) Refuse to attend D) Try some pork
A) The genius who thought up this worker's paradise B) A historic enemy of the people C) A tyrant who ruined the country D) The man who stole his gold
A) Political satire B) Slapstick humor C) Gallows humor D) Absurdist humor
A) Boulevard B) Angel C) Schnitzel D) Shnook
A) Shnook-shmendrik B) Fancy-schmancy C) Shlemiel-shlimazel D) Kibbutz-schnitzel
A) Avoiding all English words B) Ending sentences with questions C) Speaking in rhyme D) Using only Yiddish slang
A) Shlimazel B) Sandwich C) Boulevard D) Midnight |