If this plague were to afflict us tonight, your oldest sibling might not be here.

This nefarious Pharoah is known for taking his chariot riders for a swim.

This fried-egg breakfast dish can be either sweet or savory.

This is customarily said at the end of the seder.

This iconic movie star converted to Judaism to marry one of her 7 husbands.

These creatures were made famous in a 1990's Budweiser commercial.

This queen of Egypt bedded Julius Caesar and Marc Antony before committing suicide by snake.

You might not poop for a week if you have too many of these in your soup.

This is celebrated on the last day of Passover.

This gorgeous movie star is married to an SNL cast member who hosts Weekend Update.

This plague is commonly visited upon our children at camp.

While playing a famous Egyptian, this actor famously said, "So it is written, so it shall be done!".

Everone's Bubbe has a different recipe for this kosher-for-Passover casserole.

This US president was the first to host Passover Seder at the White House.

This angelic, pioneer TV dad grew up in Collingswood and was born Eugene "Oogie" Orowitz.

This plague may result in you needing a new roof.

This famous Pharoah toured the world after death and had a "condo made of stone-a".

This untraditional, layered dish would be at home in Italy if they ran out of pasta sheets.

Feminist and LGBTQ+ seders include this on their seder plate.

The actress who plays this 1950-60s Jewish comedienne on TV is actually not Jewish.

This plague has no impact on the blind.

This Egyptian actor was a vocal supporter of Israel and won 3 Golden Globes for roles such as Dr. Zhivago.

This delicious yet disgusting mashup of matzoh, gefilte fish jelly and veggies is a staple at Brooklyn seders.

It is believed that the Israelites were enslaved for this long.

Name any Jewish Philadelphia Phillies player, past or present.