Question

which food prepared for seder represents the bitterness of enslavement?
eggs
horseradish
salt water
unleavened bread

Explanation:

In the Seder meal (part of Jewish tradition, related to the Passover story), horseradish (maror) is used to symbolize the bitterness of enslavement. Eggs (beitzah) have other symbolic meanings, salt water represents tears, and unleavened bread (matzah) represents the haste of the Israelites’ departure.

Answer:

B. horseradish