Quiz on קידושין ד

In which way does a girl leave her father’s jurisdiction in Erusin?
1. He no longer controls her finances like he did before.
2. He may no longer single handedly annul her vows.
3. He may no longer request that she cook for Shabbos.
4. Answers A and B.
5. Answers B and C.
We would have supposed that a daughter’s wages do not go to her father, although her Kidushin money does, because:
1. The husband wants to specifically give money to his father in law.
2. The Torah specifically tells us that Kidushin money goes to the father, and does not specifically tell us that wages go to the father.
3. She worked for her wages, and did not work for her Kidushin money.
4. She has to save money to pay for her wedding.
5. Answers C and D.
Why must a posuk tell us that a Bogeres leaves the master’s employ, if we already know that a (younger) Na'arah leaves?
1. The Torah sometimes teaches a law that could have been derived from a Kal va'Chomer.
2. To tell us that an Ailonis, who never became a Na'arah, leaves.
3. To tell us that an Ailonis may be sold as an Amah Ivriyah.
4. Answers A and C.
5. Answers A, B, and C.
We deduce that marriage may be performed using money from:
1. Avraham’s conversation with the three Malachim who had come to visit him.
2. Avraham’s offer to Efron when purchasing HaMearas Hamachpelah.
3. The money that Avraham received from Faroh, king of Egypt.
4. The way that Avraham and Sarah got married.
5. The coins that Avraham and Sarah minted.
We cannot deduce from a Kal va'Chomer that just as an Amah Ivriyah is acquired with money, a wife may also be Mekudeshes using money because:
1. A wife is a marriage relationship, and an Amah Ivriyah is a working arrangement.
2. It is more difficult to be Mekadesh a wife than acquire an Amah Ivriyah.
3. An Amah Ivriyah also leaves using money.
4. Kal va'Chomers aren’t able to teach us Kinyanim.
5. The Torah says Ki Yikach Ish Ishah.