Test your knowledge of how to light the menorah: the nightly order, the blessings, and when lighting should happen. Questions range from basics to detailed scenarios, so you can sharpen both memory an...
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Menorah lighting has a clear structure, but real-life situations can make the details feel tricky. This quiz focuses on the nightly order of lights, the blessings, and timing questions that come up at home or in communal settings.
Each question is multiple-choice with 4 options and no timer, so you can think through the halachic logic instead of rushing.
You’ll practice identifying the correct candle order for each night, matching blessings to the right moment, and recognizing when timing changes the best course of action. Mixed difficulty means you’ll see both straightforward recall and scenario-style items that test how you apply the rules.
Many mistakes come from mixing up “where to place” vs “which to light first,” or confusing the first-night blessing set with the rest of the week. Another frequent trap is assuming timing is always identical, even when circumstances (late arrival, public lighting, or household schedules) shift priorities.
Difficulty is balanced by blending quick fact checks with longer, practical cases, so beginners can build confidence while advanced players stay challenged. Before starting, choose your question count and difficulty level to tailor the session—short for review, longer for a deeper drill.
What is the name of the candle used to light the other candles on a menorah?
How many candles are placed in the menorah during Hanukkah?
On which night of Hanukkah is the first candle lit?
This quiz has 102 questions on menorah lighting order, blessings, and timing.
Every question is multiple-choice with 4 options, and there is no timer.
Yes. The quiz is mixed difficulty, combining basic recall with practical scenarios.
Yes. You can adjust the question count before starting to fit a short review or a longer session.
It targets common mix-ups like candle placement vs lighting order, and confusion about which blessings are said on which nights.
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