1. What is the literal meaning of the word "Sukkot"? Booths Dedications Lots Cornstalks

2. Sukkot is one of the three pilgrimage festivals in the Jewish holiday cycle. What are the other two? Purim and Rosh Hashanah Passover and Purim Passover and Shavuot Shavuot and Chanukah

3. The Sukkah, or festival booth must be a non-permanent structure and must consist of what? all of these a ceiling you can see the stars through at least two-and-a-half walls a ceiling made from only organic material

4. There are two main symbols of Sukkot. One is the etrog (citron), what is the other? Lulav Spice Box Acorn Torah

5. The lulav is made from the branches of three different types of trees bound together. Which trees? Palm, Myrtle, Citron Palm, Oak, Maple Palm, Willow, Myrtle Maple, Willow, Sumac

6. In order for the Etrog (citron) to be certified as kosher for use in the ritual of Lulav, what must not fall off? Pitom (Stem) Twig Leaves Flower

7. On which day does Sukkot start? 20th of Tishrei 1st of Cheshvan 1st of Tishrei 15th of Tishrei

8. For how many days does the festival of Sukkot last? Seven Eight Three One

9. During Sukkot, one is supposed to welcome "Ushpizin" into his or her Sukkah. What the heck are "Ushpizin"? Ants and other insects Pets Rabbis in your community Spiritual guests/ ancestors

10. Although Sukkot is full of symbolism that reminds us that our lives are frail and always at the will of God, Sukkot is, first and foremost a happy holiday. It is also referred to as Zman Simchateinu. What does this mean? Time of harvest giving Time of our rejoicing Time of repentance Time of our thanksgiving