Test Your Knowledge: Jewish Dietary Laws This quiz will test your knowledge about the Jewish dietary laws, also known as kashrut. rihanna80 published on December 25, 20230 responses 0 « Previous Next » Questions in vertical order 1/10 What does the term 'kosher' mean? Healthy Pure Tasty Cheap 2/10 Which of the following mixtures is not allowed according to Jewish dietary laws? Meat and dairy Fish and vegetables Fruit and grains Sweets and tea 3/10 What is the proper way to slaughter an animal according to Jewish dietary laws? Blunt force trauma Stabbing in the heart Captive bolt stunning Quick and humane throat cut 4/10 Which bird is considered non-kosher according to Jewish dietary laws? Chicken Duck Turkey Ostrich 5/10 What is not allowed during Passover according to Jewish dietary laws? Bread Rice Potatoes Vegetables 6/10 Which of the following animals is not allowed to be eaten according to Jewish dietary laws? Goat Sheep Deer Pig 7/10 What is the purpose of separating meat and dairy according to Jewish dietary laws? To avoid specific allergies To prevent the mixture of life and death To maintain freshness To balance nutritional intake 8/10 Which of the following sea creatures is considered non-kosher according to Jewish dietary laws? Salmon Tuna Octopus Cod 9/10 What is the waiting time between eating meat and dairy according to Jewish dietary laws? 30 minutes 1 hour 3 hours 24 hours 10/10 Which of the following kitchen utensils cannot be used interchangeably between meat and dairy according to Jewish dietary laws? Cutting board Knife Spatula Plastic wrap
