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Why would we suppose that a Shoel is only Chayav when the object or animal breaks or dies, and not when it is lost or stolen?
1. Gezairas Hakusov, from the extra word “Oh.”
2. The owner can still recover the animal or object when it is lost or stolen, why should the Shoel pay for it?
3. Why should he be; the Torah doesn’t mention Genaiva and Avaida by Shoel!
4. A Kal Va’Chomer from Shomer Sachar.
5. A Kal Va’Chomer from Shomer Chinam.
What is very similar to an Onehs?
1. Genaiva.
2. Baalav Imo.
3. Breakage and death.
4. Peshiya
5. Peshiya and Genaiva.
What does the connective Vuv teach us?
1. That Baalav Imo also applies to Shomer Sachar, like Shoel.
2. That Baalav Imo doesn’t apply to a Shoel, like Shomer Sachar.
3. That Baalav Imo does not apply to a Shomer Sachar.
4. That Shomer Chinam is Chayav on Peshiya.
5. That Shomer Sachar is Potur on Onehs.
What are Rav Hamnuna’s Chumros?
1. That the Shoel is only Potur when the animal’s owner is actually working with his animal.
2. That the Shoel is only Potur when the animal’s owner has been working for the Shoel from the moment he borrowed it until it broke or died.
3. That the Shoel is only Potur when the animal’s owner was Posheya.
4. Answers A and B.
5. Answers A, B, and C.
Why would Peshiya B’Baalim be Chayav?
1. The P’tur of B’Baalim goes one Parasha backwards, and not two Parshios backwards.
2. The P’tur of B’Baalim goes one and two Parshios backwards.
3. The P’tur of B’Baalim only goes two Parshios backwards, and not one Parasha backwards.
4. The P’tur of B’Baalim goes one Parasha forwards, and not two Parshios forwards.
5. The P’tur of B’Baalim goes one and two Parshios forwards.

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