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Question

One section of the Haggādā titled kōrēkh, or “wrapping,” describes Rabbi Hillel’s invention of the sandwich by placing mārōr between two pieces of this foodstuff. For 10 points each:

[10e] Name this unleavened bread eaten during Passover to symbolize the hasty departure of the Israelites from Egypt.

ANSWER: matzah [or matzos; or matzot; or maṣṣā]

[10h] The maggid section of the Haggādā opens by explaining matzah as the “bread of [this concept], which our forefathers ate in the Land of Egypt.”

ANSWER: affliction [accept poverty or oppression or hardship; accept ‘onī or ‘anyâ; accept “Hâ laḥmâ ‘anyâ” or “This is the bread of affliction”]

[10m] Hâ laḥmâ ‘anyâ is recited immediately after this piece of matzah is broken from the middle sheet on the sēder (“SAY-der”) plate and set aside for dessert. Traditionally, children hide this piece of matzah and surrender it for gifts.

ANSWER: ’afīkōmān [or afikomen; accept epikōmíon]

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Northern California	Main	Y	5	12.00	100%	20%	0%
Southern California	Main	Y	6	8.33	67%	17%	0%
Eastern Canada	Main	Y	12	10.00	75%	8%	17%
Florida	Main	Y	4	7.50	75%	0%	0%
Great Lakes	Main	Y	7	14.29	100%	29%	14%
Lower Mid-Atlantic	Main	Y	7	8.57	71%	14%	0%
Upper Mid-Atlantic (1)	Main	Y	11	12.73	82%	36%	9%
Upper Mid-Atlantic (2)	Main	Y	5	12.00	80%	40%	0%
Lower Midwest	Main	Y	4	15.00	100%	50%	0%
Southeast	Main	Y	8	12.50	88%	38%	0%
UK	Main	Y	14	10.71	86%	21%	0%
Upstate NY	Main	Y	4	12.50	75%	50%	0%

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UF B	UCF A	10	10
FIU	UF A	10	10
UCF B	UF E	0	0
UF D	Melbourne A	10	10