QUIZ: Are you ready for Passover celebrations?

Congregation Emanu-El synagogue in downtown Victoria is one of numerous synagogues in Canada. In 2024, Passover begins on April 22. (Submitted) Passover, an important Jewish observance, begins on April 22, 2024. How much do you know about the customs and traditions associated with Passover. (Pixabay.com)Congregation Emanu-El synagogue in downtown Victoria is one of numerous synagogues in Canada. In 2024, Passover begins on April 22. (Submitted) Passover, an important Jewish observance, begins on April 22, 2024. How much do you know about the customs and traditions associated with Passover. (Pixabay.com)
Passover, an important Jewish observance, begins on April 22, 2024. How much do you know about the customs and traditions associated with Passover. (Pixabay.com)
Do you know the name of the traditonal Passover meal? (Wikimedia commons)Do you know the name of the traditonal Passover meal? (Wikimedia commons)
This Aug. 12, 2020 photo shows a recipe for Charoset, one of the 6 symbolic foods on the seder plate during Passover. (Cheyenne Cohen via AP)This Aug. 12, 2020 photo shows a recipe for Charoset, one of the 6 symbolic foods on the seder plate during Passover. (Cheyenne Cohen via AP)

Passover is a significant Jewish holiday, commemorating the liberation of the Israelites from 400 years of slavery in Egypt.

The observance is a religious, cultural, and historical celebration for Jews all over the world.

In 2024, Passover begins on the evening of April 22.

How much do you know about Passover traditions and customs? Put your knowledge to the test with these 10 questions.

Good luck.

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