Quiz on קידושין ח

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Rav Kahana accepted a turban worth less than five Sela’im for Pidyon Haben because:
1. A person may say about something “to me it is worth five Sela’im.”
2. Rav Kahana knew that the turban would soon go up in value.
3. Rav Kahana knew where to sell it at a profit.
4. A Talmid Chacham needs a turban, so specifically he may say about something “to me it is worth five Sela’im.”
5. Rav Kahana really liked the turban.
Kidushin done with a Mashkon is:
1. Mekudeshes.
2. Not Mekudeshes.
3. The man’s giving the woman a Mashkon belonging to another person is Mekudeshes, his giving her his own Mashkon is not Mekudeshes.
4. The man’s giving the woman his own Mashkon is Mekudeshes, his giving her a Mashkon belonging to another person is not Mekudeshes.
5. It depends on whether or not she likes the Mashkon.
When the woman throws the Kidushin money back at the man:
1. She is not Mekudeshes, she is telling him that she doesn’t want to marry him.
2. She is Mekudeshes, she is testing his anger.
3. She is Mekudeshes, she is giving her now husband her money to watch for her.
4. Machlokes answers A and B.
5. Machlokes answers B and C.
“Give the Kidushin money to someone else”
1. It depends whether this other person needs the money.
2. She is not Mekudeshes.
3. She is Mekudeshes.
4. When she says just this she is not Mekudeshes, if she adds “so they can accept it for me,” she is Mekudeshes.
5. “Give it to my father,” she is Mekudeshes, “Give it to your father,” is not Mekudeshes.
He wants to be Mekadesh her with a loaf of bread, she tells him “throw it to that dog”
1. She is Mekudeshes.
2. She is not Mekudeshes.
3. It depends on whether or not she likes the dog.
4. If the dog is running after her, she is definitely Mekudeshes.
5. If it is her dog, she is Mekudeshes.