text: In Judaism, the first meal that follows one of these events is known as Seudat Havara’ah.
full_question: In Judaism, the first meal that follows one of these events is known as Seudat Havara’ah. Koliva is a dish of boiled wheat that is served during these events in Eastern Orthodox tradition. In Hinduism, balls of rice and sesame called pindas are offered during these events. In Mormon culture, a popular casserole of potatoes and cream sauce topped with cheese is named after these events. In Japanese culture, these events involve placing two (*) chopsticks upright in a bowl of rice, and it is considered taboo to pass food between two pairs of chopsticks because it resembles a ritual from these events. For 10 points, a prion disease known as kuru was spread among the Fore people of Papua New Guinea because of their ritual cannibalism of the deceased during what events?
first_sentence: In Judaism, the first meal that follows one of these events is known as Seudat Havara’ah.