Quiz on בבא קמא קט

Who is the Posuk “V’im Ein L’Ish Goel” discussing?
1. A person who disinherited his sons.
2. People executed by the Melech, who receives their property.
3. Tzelafchad.
4. A Ger who died without Yorshim.
5. The sole survivor of an otherwise decimated village.
What does an only son who robbed his father do after his father dies?
1. Say Kaddish. But there is no way to make reparation.
2. Say Kaddish. But reparation is not needed; he inherited the payment he should be making!
3. Give the money to Tzedaka, for he must make a “payment,” and cannot pay himelf!
4. No payment is necessary; he can simply be Mochel himself.
5. Use the money to hire a Minyan to learn Shas Mishnyos for his father’s Neshoma. This “payment” will benefit his father the most.
What does the word “Ish” in the Posuk of Gezel Hager imply?
1. An adult and not a Katan.
2. A man, and not a woman.
3. Nothing, this is the style in which the Torah writes.
4. One person, and not two.
5. The Kohen Gadol.
Which Kohen receives Gezel Hager and why?
1. A Kohen in this week’s Mishmar; it’s a Svora; he is the Kohen on duty.
2. Any Tahor Kohen; he is a Kohen who could theoretically do the Avoda!
3. A Kohen, even if he is Tamei; Gezel Hager isn’t Avoda!
4. A Kohen in this week’s Mishmar; the Posuk compares Gezel Hager to Ayil Hakippurim, which, as a Korban, the week’s Kohanim would share.
5. Any adult Kohen; the Torah says “Ish.”
What does a Kohen from a different Mishmar do when he wants to bring his own Korban?
1. He waits until his Mishmar, and brings it then.
2. He gives it to one of the Kohanei Hamishmar to bring.
3. The Torah says “U’ba Bechol Avas Nafsho,” allowing any Kohen to always bring personal Korbanos.
4. He makes a deal with one of the Kohanei Hamishmar; he will bring his Korban, and give the other Kohen a chance to bring a Korban, on his Mishmar.
5. He pays the Gizbor a discounted price for the right to offer a Korban.