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What does “Hin Shelcha Tzedek” teach us?
1. That a Hin is part of an Aifa.
2. One’s statement of “Hain” (yes) and “Laav” (no) should be upheld.
3. One should not tell someone “Hain” (yes) when he really intends “Laav” (no).
4. Machlokes between answers A and B.
5. Machlokes between answers B and C.
How could R. Yochanan ben Masia tell his son to change the meal condition toward their workers?
1. They never really relied on the son, for they did not know him to be trustworthy.
2. They never really relied on the son, for they knew that it was ultimately R. Yochanan’s decision.
3. They never really thought they would get a good meal, because they understood that there wasn’t a lot of food in the house.
4. They never really thought they would get a good meal, because they understood that the ben-Masia family didn’t have the types of food they liked.
5. That was the agreement he had with their union.
What does “My house is open to you” mean?
1. Put down your object, I will assume total responsibility for it.
2. Put down your object, I will assume total responsibility for it if you stay here with me.
3. Put down your object, but on your own responsibility.
4. Please come in and have a drink.
5. Put down your object, I will assume partial (Shomer Chinam-level) responsibility for it.
How much is Ona’ah?
1. A sixth.
2. A quarter.
3. A half.
4. It depends on each society’s level of affluence.
5. A fifth.
How long does a cheated person have to demand an Ona’ah refund?
1. The time it takes to show it to an expert, or to his relatives.
2. Until the end of the day.
3. Three days.
4. Machlokes between answers A and B.
5. Machlokes between answers B and C.

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