Title: Anki Torah / Chumash
Tags: Bo Chumash
On every note of this deck, unless a note says otherwise:
Title: The Parsha Challenge: Bo
Author: Rabbi Jonathan Fox

Front: Who said: “With our young ones and our elders we shall go”?
Back: Moses [10:9]

Front: Which plague was ushered in with the east wind?
Back: Locusts [10:13]

Front: True or false: After the plague of hail, there remained no fruit of the tree in the land of Egypt
Back: False [10:15]

Front: During the three-day period of darkness, was there light for the Children of Israel in their homes?
Back: Yes [10:23]

Front: During which plague did Pharaoh say to Moses, “Go serve Hashem, only your flock and cattle shall remain behind; even your children may go with you.”?
Back: Darkness [10:23-24]

Front: Who said to whom: “Do not see my face anymore, for on the day you see my face, you shall die!”?
Back: Pharaoh to Moses [10:25-28]

Front: After warning Pharaoh about which plague, did Moses leave Pharaoh’s presence in a burning anger?
Back: The plague of the firstborn [11:4-8]

Front: Were the firstborn of the beast included in the decree of the plague of the firstborn?
Back: Yes [11:5]

Front: Hashem told Moses and Aaron to instruct the Children of Israel regarding the first pesach-offering. What types of animals would be eligible for this offering?
Back: Sheep or goats [12:5]

Front: Hashem told Moses and Aaron to instruct the Children of Israel regarding the first pesach-offering. On what date in the month was the animal to be taken?
Back: On the tenth of the month [12:3]

Front: Hashem told Moses and Aaron to instruct the Children of Israel regarding the first pesach-offering. At what time in the day was the animal to be slaughtered?
Back: In the afternoon [12:6]

Front: Hashem told Moses and Aaron to instruct the Children of Israel regarding the first pesach-offering. How was the meat of the offering to be prepared for eating?
Back: It was to be roasted over the fire [12:8]

Front: Hashem told Moses and Aaron to instruct the Children of Israel regarding the first pesach-offering. With what other foods was the meat of the offering to be eaten?
Back: With matzos and bitter herbs [12:8]

Front: Hashem told Moses and Aaron to instruct the Children of Israel regarding the first pesach-offering. At what time in the day was the meat of the offering to be eaten?
Back: At night [12:8]

Front: On which part of the house was the blood of the first pesach-offering to be put?
Back: On the two doorposts and the lintel [12:7]

Front: Was the first pesach-offering to be eaten in haste?
Back: Yes [12:11]

Front: During the plague of the firstborn, what would be a sign to Hashem to pass over the houses of the Children of Israel?
Back: The blood [12:13]

Front: What is the punishment for one who eats leavened food from the first to the seventh day of Passover?
Back: His soul will be cut off from Israel [12:15]

Front: Which days of Passover are to be a holy convocation?
Back: The first and the seventh [12:16]

Front: Complete: You shall not eat any leavening; in all your dwellings shall you eat ________.”
Back: matzos [12:20]

Front: What was to be dipped into the blood and used to put the blood on the lintel and doorposts?
Back: A bundle of hyssop [12:22]

Front: What is to be the answer to the children’s question “What is this service to you?”?
Back: “It is a pesach feast-offering to Hashem, Who passed over the houses of the Children of Israel in Egypt when He smote the Egyptians, but He saved our households.” [12:27]

Front: At what time did Hashem smite the firstborn in Egypt?
Back: At midnight [12:29]

Front: Upon leaving Egypt, what items did the Children of Israel request from the Egyptians?
Back: Silver vessels, gold vessels and garments [12:35]

Front: About how many men of the Children of Israel journeyed from Ramses to Succoth?
Back: 600 000 [12:37]

Front: Into what did the Children of Israel bake the dough that they took out of Egypt?
Back: Into unleavened cakes [12:39]

Front: For how many years did the Children of Israel dwell in Egypt?
Back: 430 years [12:40]

Front: Regarding the pesach-offering, true or false: It may be eaten in several houses.
Back: False [12:46]

Front: Regarding the pesach-offering, true or false: One may not break a bone in it.
Back: True [12:46]

Front: Regarding the pesach-offering, true or false: an uncircumcised man may not eat of it.
Back: True [12:48]

Front: True or false: The firstborn of beasts are excluded from being sanctified to God?
Back: False [13:1]

Front: What does Moses call the month during which the Children of Israel left Egypt?
Back: The month of spring [13:4]

Front: Name the two items that ‘may not be seen’ in one’s possession during the seven days of Passover.
Back: Leavened food (chametz) and leavening (se’or) [13:7]

Front: Fill in the missing words: ‘And it shall be for you a sign on your _____ and a reminder between your ______ so that Hashem’s Torah may be in your ______’.
Back: arm; eyes; mouth [13:9]

Front: If one does not redeem one’s firstborn donkey, what does one have to do to the donkey’s neck?
Back: Break it [13:13]

Front: To what question is this the answer: “With a strong hand Hashem removed us from Egypt from the house of bondage”?
Back: “What is this?” [13:14]