Module 7
Modules 8-10
Module 11
Module 12
Module 13
100

Who are the 2 rabbies that have a machlokes about yiush shelo midat?

 

A- Rava and abaye

100

Is the finder allowed to keep scattered money?


Yes

100

Q-When can the poor people take the leket from the field?

A- when the nemushot through.

100

What is the rule for figs and what is the rule for olives and carobs?


Answer: Figs - one can keep. Olives and carobs - you may not.

100

What are the 3 cases? (in hebrew)

 Gazlan, Ganav, Yarden

200

 What is yeush shelo midat, translation and explanation. 


A-  Translation- Despair without knowledge. Explanation- if someone loses something and someone finds it before they realize that they lost it

200

What is the rule for money found in a public place?

Finder can keep
200

Q: according to rabbi yochanan what are the nemushot?

 A: the old people with canes

200

 What would happen if the figs fell from the tree and what would happen if the olives fell from the tree?


Answer: The figs would get all smushy and disgusting and the olives would stay the same.

200

 Who is module 13 attempting to prove?

Rava

300

what is the case that rava and abaye disagree on?




A- If there is no siman

300

What is  רבי יצחק answer for when someone scattered  his money?


A person is in the habit of checking his pockets all the time.

300

Q- when the nemushot come into the field and takes everything that is left , do the people from far away have yeush?

A: Yes, because there is nothing left.

300

The braita introduces the dried figs with 3 cases in which the rule would apply, what are the three cases that the figs are introduced?


Answer: Dried figs by a fig tree, by a road, and with a tree above

300

Who said that it means armed bandits?

Rav Papa

400

What are two of the cases that Rava and Abaye agree on?


A- If there is a siman and if a river or a sea wash it away

400

What is the proof of the defense that a man who is accustomed to touching his pockets won't lose anything ?


The tongues of  purple wool.

400

Q- what does this mean? הָנָךְ מֵעִיקָּרָא אִיָּאוֹשֵׁי מִיָּאַשׁ

 A- those from the beginning have yeush

400

 If the figs are found by a road, fig field or with a tree above it , what does the Braita say you are exempt from?


Answer: Giving 10% to the poor

400

Which case attempts to prove Rava? How?

Ganav, because the owner doesn't know when it is taken and that is similar to יאוש שלא מדעת

500

 what does  כּוּלֵּי עָלְמָא לָא פְּלִיגִי mean?


A- The whole world doesn't argue

500

Whose opinion did all the first 5 proofs attempt to prove? Explain.

Rava, because they all attempt to show that a case in the mishna/braita is יאוש שלא מדעת and the rule is שלו, which matches Rava's opinion. 

500

Q: what is a maskana in general? What is the maskana for this case?

A maskana in general is the conclusion of a discussion, typically the revised understanding from the hava amina. 

The specific maskana here is that poor people from far away give up to begin with on any of the leket left in the faraway fields 

500

 How is the case of the olives with an olive tree above which is stationed on a property, actually having a sign?



Answer: The figs will look like the tree it came from so the finder can see who it belongs to.

500

What is the rule for the 3 cases in HEBREW?

  מה שנטל נטל ומה שנתן נתן