Quiz on בבא מציעא יא

When does a Chatzer acquire a Metzia for its owner?
1. The owner must always be standing there.
2. The owner never needs to be standing there.
3. The owner only needs to be standing there by a Chatzer HaMishtameres.
4. The owner only needs to be standing there by a Chatzer She’Aino Mishtameres.
5. A Chatzer is unable to acquire a Metzia.
When does Shichechah in the field apply?
1. Only when the sheaf was forgotten from the outset.
2. Only when the sheaf was first remembered and subsequently forgotten.
3. Whether the sheaf was forgotten from the outset, or if was first remembered and subsequently forgotten.
4. Whether the sheaf was forgotten from the outset, or if was first remembered and subsequently forgotten.
5. Answers C and D.
Why was R. Akiva given Maaser Uni?
1. He was poor.
2. He was a Talmid Chacham.
3. He was a Gabai Tzedaka, and legally accepted it on the poor’s behalf.
4. He was responsible, and would give it to the poor, even though he did not accept it on their behalf.
5. R. Gamliel wanted to make sure that he wouldn’t eat this part before he got to shore.
How did R. Gamliel transfer the Maasros to R. Yehoshua and R. Akiva?
1. Kinyan Chatzer.
2. Kinyan Agav.
3. Kinyan Chalipin.
4. The Gemara discusses Chatzer and Chalipin, only.
5. The Gemara discusses all three answers.
Why can't Chalipin be used to give Matnos Kehuna to a Kohen?
1. Chalipin only works to transfer Karka, and Matnas Kehuna are Metaltelin.
2. Chalipin is a Kinyan used for buying and selling, and the Torah says that Matnos Kehuna are to be “given.”
3. The Kohen is hungry! He wants the actual produce given to him in his hand, and Chalipin is used for legal transfer of something which is far away.
4. Chalipin doesn’t work on a De’oraisa level.
5. Chalipin is used for legal transfer of something which is far away, and we are concerned that the food will spoil before the Kohen actually gets it.