In the Passover song, Echad mi yodeah, there are thirteen questions ("Who knows One?" through "Who knows thirteen?") . Here is a combination of thirteen trivia questions and brain teasers:

1. When can a person be called to the Torah for 3 successive aliyot on the same day?

2. Someday, if they colonize the moon and there is a Jewish community, what blessing will they be unable to recite?

3. How can you have a mixture which is dairy, and when meat accidentally falls in, the mixture becomes parve (neither meat nor dairy)?

4. What is the explanation of the following? "Shmini B'Shmini Shmini Shmini."

5. One morning there were three people attending the same minyan. Each finished the silent amidah at the same time, yet, during the repetition of the amidah, one responded "amen" 26 times, the second only 22 times and the third only three times. Can you explain this? (By the way, none of these people fell asleep or failed to respond amen as required.)

6. What is the shortest word in the Torah?

7. The year 2000 is generally thought to have no particular significance to Jews, yet, the year 2000 is special in one respect: there is a particular commemoration that will not be observed in that calendar year. What day is it?

8. On what date in the Jewish calendar do we sometimes recite Hallel while, in other years, on the same date, we recite Tachanun?

9. Triplets and their cousin are born within two hours of each other. Yet their circumcisions are on four consecutive days. How can this occur? (No consideration need be given to the international date line or any possible health related issues.)

10. Twins are born on the same day, Shabbat, yet their circumcisions are NOT on the same day. (The health of neither baby is an issue.)

11. Generally because Jerusalem is in an earlier time zone, rituals are performed earlier there than in New York. What celebration occurs earlier in New York than in Jerusalem.

12. What single verse (i.e. the same verse, not different verses with the same words) is read publicly from the Torah most often?