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Raymond
West Hollywood
September 30, 2026
I got a score of 8/10. I fell for the trap of incorrectly treating Shmini Atzeret as if it the last days of Sukkot, when really it is its own seperate holiday. Also, I made the mistake of thinking we start praying for rain on Shmini Atzeret. If I am not mistaken, that does not happen until December 4th of each year Reply
Larry Zweig
Germany
September 30, 2026
בְּ"ה You used to offer explanations with each quiz question. Months ago you stopped offering the information. Why? In the question "asking for Rain" ... We pray for rain and add the addition on S"A, but I guess you meant the date on December 5th, but with no immediate explanation ????
Sei gesund
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Axel Berger
Köln-Ossendorf
October 1, 2026
in response to Larry Zweig:
Same here. I did much worse than usual and missed the offer to learn. Reply
Minucha
Chicago, IL
September 30, 2026
I got 9 out of 10 correct. I got #4 wrong. Reply
9/10....Pray for the Peace of Yerushalayim and the Whole World... Enjoy dancing with the Torah on Simcha Torah