Test Your Knowledge: Jewish Dietary Laws

Question 1

1/10

What does the term 'kosher' mean?

Healthy

Pure

Tasty

Cheap

Answer

Fish and vegetables

Answer

Fruit and grains

Answer

Sweets and tea

Answer

Blunt force trauma

Answer

Stabbing in the heart

Answer

Captive bolt stunning

Answer

Vegetables

Answer

To avoid specific allergies

Answer

To maintain freshness

Answer

To balance nutritional intake

Answer

30 minutes

Answer

Cutting board

Question 2

2/10

Which of the following mixtures is not allowed according to Jewish dietary laws?

Meat and dairy

Question 3

3/10

What is the proper way to slaughter an animal according to Jewish dietary laws?

Quick and humane throat cut

Question 4

4/10

Which bird is considered non-kosher according to Jewish dietary laws?

Chicken

Duck

Turkey

Ostrich

Question 5

5/10

What is not allowed during Passover according to Jewish dietary laws?

Bread

Rice

Potatoes

Question 6

6/10

Which of the following animals is not allowed to be eaten according to Jewish dietary laws?

Goat

Sheep

Deer

Pig

Question 7

7/10

What is the purpose of separating meat and dairy according to Jewish dietary laws?

To prevent the mixture of life and death

Question 8

8/10

Which of the following sea creatures is considered non-kosher according to Jewish dietary laws?

Salmon

Tuna

Octopus

Cod

Question 9

9/10

What is the waiting time between eating meat and dairy according to Jewish dietary laws?

1 hour

3 hours

24 hours

Question 10

10/10

Which of the following kitchen utensils cannot be used interchangeably between meat and dairy according to Jewish dietary laws?

Knife

Spatula

Plastic wrap