Quiz: Diamonds, London and a Bukharian Shabbat Table. How Closely Did You Watch Ruthie Leviev-Yelizarov’s Kaykov TV Interview?

Kaykov TV released its full interview with marriage counselor Ruthie Leviev-Yelizarov on Monday, Oct. 26. How closely did you follow it? Every answer comes from the episode and the channel’s description, linked below.

1. Where does Ruthie Leviev-Yelizarov fall among her parents’ nine children?

• A. Eldest
• B. Second
• C. Third
• D. Youngest

2. According to the family story she told, what did her grandfather tell her father, who was looking at a tray of diamonds?

• A. Sell them before the market falls
• B. The real diamonds are people
• C. Give them all to charity
• D. Keep them for the grandchildren

3. At what age did she say she joined the family business?

• A. 16
• B. 18
• C. 21
• D. 25

4. To which city did she and her husband move to work at the family office, a move she called the biggest change of her life?

• A. London
• B. Moscow
• C. New York
• D. Antwerp

5. Which division did she say she ran before leaving the family business?

• A. Diamond polishing
• B. Hotels
• C. Shopping malls
• D. Philanthropy

6. About how many episodes has her own podcast reached, according to the interview?

• A. 10
• B. 50
• C. Nearly 100
• D. More than 500

7. How did she say the children sing at her family’s Shabbat table?

• A. In Hebrew pop tunes
• B. In the Bukharian melody
• C. In Russian folk songs
• D. They do not sing

Answers

• 1 – C. She said she is the third of nine children.
• 2 – B. She said her grandfather turned the tray over and told her father to look at people, and bringing the community closer to Judaism. The channel titles the segment “The real diamonds are people.”
• 3 – B. She said she joined the business at 18.
• 4 – A. She said the move to London was the biggest change of her life.
• 5 – C. She said she moved from selling apartments to running the shopping-mall division.
• 6 – C. She said her podcast is approaching 100 episodes.
• 7 – B. She said the children sing in the Bukharian melody at Shabbat meals.

Answers are based on the episode’s audio as rendered by YouTube’s automatic transcript and on the channel’s description.

Sources: Kaykov TV, “Ruthie Leviev-Yelizarov: Marriage, Faith, Family & the Leviev Legacy” (YouTube, Oct. 26, 2026).