Quiz on בבא קמא לג

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What does the boss mean when he calls “Yes!” from inside his house?
1. Always, “Yes, come in!”
2. Always, “Yes, I’m coming out!”
3. “Yes, I know that I owe you money!”
4. “Yes, I live here!”
5. It depends on whether the boss is someone who is very available outside of his house.
What does the comparison of “Ka’Mishpat Hazeh Ye’aseh Lo” teach us?
1. That a Shor Tam who gores an Adam pays Chatzi Nezek, and a Mu’ad pays Nezek Shalem, just like if he would gore another Shor.
2. That a Shor who gores an Adam always pays Nezek Shalem, like a Muad who gores another Shor.
3. That a Shor Tam who gores an Adam pays MiGoofo, and not Min Ha’Alee’ah.
4. Machlokes between answers A and C.
5. Machlokes between answers B and C.
What does the owner of the damaged Shor become in relation to the aggressor Shor?
1. A creditor.
2. A partial owner.
3. An investor protected by a Heter Iska.
4. Machlokes if a creditor or an investor.
5. Machlokes if a creditor or a partial owner.
Who holds that the Mazik can't sell the aggressor Shor?
1. Only R’ Akiva, because the Nizak is a Shutuf.
2. Only R’ Yishmael, because the Nizak has a lien on the aggressor Shor.
3. Both R’ Akiva and R’ Yishmael.
4. R. Avahu.
5. Rava.
What is the Chidush that the Mazik who slaughtered the Shor doesn’t have to pay the Nizak for the preventing him from collecting the Shor?
1. That Grama is Potur.
2. That someone who prevented a collection of a debt is Potur even when the Mazik did a real action to the object that was owed.
3. That the Petur of Grama even goes on animals, and not just on documents.
4. There is no Chidush; the teaching is simply telling us the Halacha.
5. It’s a Machlokes between R’ Akiva and R’ Yishmael.