Rabbi Menachem Posner serves as managing editor at Chabad.org, the world’s largest Jewish informational website. He has been writing, researching, and editing for Chabad.org since 2006, when he received his rabbinic degree from Central Yeshiva Tomchei Temimim Lubavitch. He lives in Chicago, Ill., with his family.
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Abby Roth
Boca Raton, FL
August 14, 2025
9/10 Yes!! Feels good to take a quiz on a subject I know a lot about. 😎 Reply
Paul Romsky
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May 9, 2025
Oh Goi! I scored 7 out of 10! Reply
Chaya
Jerusalem
May 22, 2024
Question 8; But kosher kitchens DO generally have separate utensils for meat and milk. Reply
Suraj Ghade
Pune, India
March 5, 2024
9/10 Reply
Avner Licea
December 7, 2023
10/10 Thank you for the lessons Reply
Maria
London
January 22, 2023
This evening I was studying Kashrut, so I thought I should test myself… I scored 9/10..
I didn’t know the last question ..
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Luke luffman
January 22, 2023
10/10 Reply
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Everett
June 30, 2022
9/10 Reply
Steva
Parkman
December 28, 2021
I too scored 9/10. I read the article prior to taking the quiz. Reply
Menucha
Canada
November 2, 2021
I got 10/10 but my question is this; I thought giraffes are NOT kosher because rabbis don't know where to do the shechitah, but if they had short necks they would be kosher. Please, could you make it clear? Thanks. Reply
Anonymous
December 29, 2021
in response to Menucha:
They are a kosher animal in the Torah but due to their large neck bones it is hard to determine where to cut and since for many generations we didn’t eat them, even if we could figure out the right cutting location we are waiting for Moshiach.
Kosher animals are defined by chewing their cud and having split hooves. If an animal has both it is kosher. Even if we don’t have it as part of our diet it doesn’t take away the animals status.
Hope this helps!
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Crystal
Australia
October 6, 2021
10/10 Reply
gregory mclean
brisbane QLD Austrailai
October 5, 2021
Enjoyed the quiz 10/10 Thank you Rabbi Posner Reply
petra Katebi Kashi
North Ryde
August 15, 2021
Thanks Rabbi Posner! Reply
Crystal
Australia
August 11, 2021
10/10 Reply
Stephen Stenberg
Norway
August 11, 2021
Very nice, "click sound" 10/10 Amen. Reply
Crystal
Australia
June 20, 2021
10 /10 yes Reply
Petra Katebi Kashi
North Ryde
June 20, 2021
Thank you rabbi Posner! Very informative.
Looks like my kosher food knowledge is not as poor as I thought, got 9/10. Good to know.
Thank you Chabad.org for your efforts regarding making these quizzes available to us!
Best regards!
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Mendel cheruff
birmingham
June 10, 2021
first time and I got 10/10 Reply
petra Katebi Kashi
North Ryde
March 11, 2021
B''H,
Thank you Rabbi Posner for this great quiz and hope that Chabad provides more, in depth kosher quizes.
Today is erev shabbat and mind-wise, I am already detached from daily life. Need Torah!
B''H!
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i scored ten , a nigerian jew