Quiz on כריתות כא

What is the Prat in the Klal U’Prat U’Klal?
1. Ohf – that it does not have Kelayim, teaching us that the Issur Dam is only relevant to Baalei Chaim that do not have Kelayim.
2. Beheimah – that it does not have Eim Al Habanim, teaching us that the Issur Dam is only relevant to Baalei Chaim that do not have Eim Al Habanim.
3. Both Ohf and Beheimah, teaching us that the Issur Dam is only relevant to Baalei Chaim that have Tumah Kalah and Tumah Chamurah etc.
4. Chagavim.
5. Dagim
Why is the Gid Hanasheh of a Koy/Kvi Assur?
1. Its learned from the Klal U’Prat U’Klal.
2. It’s a Derashah from Kol Cheilev, the “Kol” including something extra: Gid Hanasheh.
3. It’s a Derashah from Kol Neveilah, the “Kol” including something extra: Gid Hanasheh.
4. It’s a Svora, because all other Issurim (Dam, Cheilev, Neveilah) are relevant to it.
5. It has a Kaf Hayerech, so it is included in what the Pashtus of the Pasuk is discussing.
When does Neveilah need Machashavah to be Metamei Ochlin?
1. Always.
2. Only in big cities.
3. Only in villages.
4. Everywhere, in a small piece of less than a Kezayis.
5. Only in villages, in a small piece of less than a Kezayis.
In which way does an Ohf not have Kelayim?
1. Its feathers may be combined with linen when making garments.
2. It may be interbred with other bird species.
3. It may be attached to a yoke together with other bird species.
4. A bird of one species may sit on an egg of another bird species.
5. The meats of two bird species may be cooked together.
In which circumstances did Rav say that Dam Dagim are Assur?
1. Always.
2. Anytime that it is collected in a container.
3. When it is collected in a container and there aren’t scales in it.
4. When it is scraped off of a loaf of bread.
5. When it comes from non-kosher fish.