The "Four Questions" is a traditional part of the Jewish Passover Seder, designed to engage children and prompt discussion about the significance of the holiday. These questions focus on the differences between the Passover meal and other meals, highlighting the unique customs and rituals associated with the celebration of Pesach. Typically, the questions are asked by the youngest child present, encouraging participation and learning. The answers explain the reasons behind practices such as eating matzah and bitter herbs, symbolizing the hardships of the Israelites during their slavery in Egypt and their subsequent liberation.