text: Two objects sacred to this holiday, which resemble mouths and eyes respectively, are the aravah and the hadass.
full_question: Two objects sacred to this holiday, which resemble mouths and eyes respectively, are the aravah and the hadass. On its religion's calendar, this holiday is the first of the Shalosh Regalim each year. A prayer said on this holiday addressed to Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses, Aaron, Joseph, and David, seven Biblical shepherds, honors guests called ushpizin. The Hoshanah Rabbah is observed at the end of this holiday; right after that, Shemini Atzeret follows after this third holiday in the month of Tishrei. Four species of plants, including the lulav branch and etrog citrus fruit, are waved around on this holiday, which remembers the Israelites' wandering in the desert. For 10 points, name this week-long Jewish autumn holiday, whose observers build and live in outdoor wooden booths.
first_sentence: Two objects sacred to this holiday, which resemble mouths and eyes respectively, are the aravah and the hadass.
raw_answer: Sukkot [or Sukkos; prompt on "Feast of Booths" or "Feast of Tabernacles"]