מִילִים בַּגְּמָרָא
מִי אָמַר לְמִי
חִשּׁוּב וְהַבְנָיָה
100

What does the word מַחְלוֹקֶת mean?

A disagreement or debate.

100

Who said that the machloket is about when the object fell?

Rabbi Elazar.

100

What’s the difference between oness and poshea?
 

Oness is unavoidable; poshea is negligent.

200

Translate מַפְקִיר נְזָקָיו

One who relinquishes ownership of his damaging object.

200

Who said the machloket is after the object fell?

Rabbi Yochanan.

200

If someone places something dangerous in the street and declares it ownerless, is he exempt? Why or why not?
 

No, because it’s not oness; it was placed intentionally.

300

What is the meaning of אַחַר נְפִילָה?

After it fell.

300

Who said מִתְכַוֵּין לִזְכוֹת בַחֲרָסֶיהָ?

Rav Yosef and Rav Ashi.

300

How does this sugya help us understand personal responsibility in halacha?

 It teaches that intention and effort to prevent harm matter.

400

After it fell.

Negligent.

400

Who said this sugya teaches us the Rabbis only exempt when the person is an oness?

Rabbi Yochanan.

400

What kind of behavior does the Gemara expect in public spaces?
 

Responsibility to prevent harm, even if you’re not the owner anymore.

500

What does אָנּוּס mean in halachic context?

Someone who is not responsible because it was beyond his control.

500

Who holds that נִתְקַל פוֹשֵעַ הוּא?

Rabbi Meir.

500

How could you explain Rabbi Meir’s opinion using a modern example?

Even if tripping seems like an accident, you could be liable if it’s preventable—like not watching where you’re going.