Quiz on חולין קח

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When may someone’s only garment be washed on Chol Hamoed?
1. Always; the guy does not have a choice!
2. Always; he is doing this for Kuvod Hamoed, so it is not included in the Issur of laundering, which is a Zilzul Hamoed.
3. Always; he could really wear it when stained, so the washing isn't really called a “benefit.”
4. When it is clear from the garment, for example, from its belt being attached, that it is his only one.
5. Never.
Why can't Taamo V’lo Mamasho for other Issurim be learned from Basar V’Chalav?
1. Basar V’Chalav is Asur even in a small amount, that does not give Taam.
2. Basar V’Chalav is Bechlal a Chidush (for example, because it is two Heter substances) and so may not be applied to other cases.
3. Because Chatichah Atmah Naaseh Neveilah is only said by Basar V’Chalav, and not by other Issurim.
4. Because Chatichah Atmah Naaseh Neveilah is only said by other Issurim, and is not said by Basar V’Chalav.
5. Because Basar V’Chalav is only Assur when done Derech Bishul, which we do not find by other Issurim.
What does Rav hold about Efsher L’Sochto?
1. It is always Assur.
2. It is always Mutar.
3. It is Mutar with thick Rotev, and Assur with liquidy Rotev.
4. It is Mutar with liquidy Rotev, and Assur with thick Rotev.
5. Rav’s position is not clear.
What can explain why, in case of a Kezayis of meat that fell into a pot of milk, only the meat is forbidden and milk is permitted?
1. Chatzi Shiur is Mutar Min HaTorah.
2. The Torah forbade a G’di cooked in milk, and did not forbid milk cooked in meat.
3. The scenario is one where the meat absorbed milk, but did not spew it back out.
4. Answers A and B.
5. Answers B and C.
In which case does Rebbi agree that the Halachah is like R. Yehudah?
1. When it was not at all stirred and covered.
2. When it was stirred and covered.
3. When it was not stirred and covered at the beginning, rather, only at the end.
4. Machlokes between answers A and B.
5. Machlokes between answers B and C.