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Can a person be Nischaper with an animal bought from Kinus Chumshin?
1. Certainly.
2. Absolutely not.
3. Only by an Asham.
4. Only by a Chatas.
5. The Gemara does not answer the question.
Does Rav Yochanon hold that one may be Nischaper with Shevach Hekdesh?
1. Yes.
2. No.
3. Only when he had this in mind B’Shaas Hafrashah.
4. Only by a Todah.
5. Only by a Asham.
Which Halachah was not asked in the Beis Medrash?
1. Can a person be Nischaper with Shevach Hekdesh?
2. Are Baalei Chaim Nidachim?
3. What happens if the price of Telaim goes down to less than two Sela’im?
4. Which Korbanos require Mivchar Nidreichem?
5. What happens when the shepherd gives a discount on the animal?
When can't a son use a Korban his father was Mafrish?
1. When the father set the animal aside for a lesser obligation, and he is using it for a greater obligation.
2. When the father set the animal aside for a greater obligation, and he is using it for a lesser obligation.
3. When the father’s obligation was different – whether greater or lesser - than the son’s.
4. He may not use a Korban animal his father set aside, but he may use Korban monies his father set aside.
5. Never, neither by an animal or monies designated to buy one.
What does “Al Chataso” teach us on this Amud?
1. That a person can't use a Korban Chatas animal he was Mafrish for Cheilev for a Cheit of Dam.
2. That money designated for an Asiris Ha’Eiphah can added upon to buy an Ohf or a Kivsah, in the event that the person became wealthier.
3. That money designated for an Ohf can be partially used for an Asiris Ha’Eiphah, in the event that the person became less wealthy.
4. Answers A and B.
5. Answers A and C.