Celebrated on the first of the month of (*) Tishre, this holiday features the blowing of the shofar, and the eating of apples and honey in hopes of a sweet new year.
Alternate names for this holiday include Yom Hatzikaron, Yom Hadin, and Yom Truah. It marks the beginning of the days of return, or teshuvah, which are concluded ten days later by the Sabbath of Complete Rest. Some people observe tashlich on this day by throwing bread crumbs into a river or stream, and a traditional dish served on this holiday is carrot tzimmes. Celebrated on the first of the month of (*) Tishre, this holiday features the blowing of the shofar, and the eating of apples and honey in hopes of a sweet new year. For 10 points, give the name of the Jewish new year, the first of the High Holidays that are completed by Yom Kippur.
Alternate names for this holiday include Yom Hatzikaron, Yom Hadin, and Yom Truah.
Rosh Hashanah