A difference between a sale document and a Kidushin document is:
- A sale document is from the seller, and a Kidushin document is from the “acquirer.”
- A sale document is from the buyer, and a Kiddushin document is from the one being “acquired.”
- A sale document must have a minimum value, and a Kidushin document need not be worth any money.
- A sale document need not be saved, and a Kidushin document must be saved.
- There is no difference between them.
A Kidushin document is effective
- Only to marry a mature woman, and not a Ketanah.
- Only to marry a young girl, and not a mature woman.
- Both a mature woman and a Ketanah.
- Machlokes answers A and B.
- Machlokes answers B and C.
Must a Shtar Erusin be written Lishmah?
- Yes, just like a Get.
- No, just like when using money for Kidushin.
- Machlokes answers A and B, and the halachah is A.
- Machlokes answers A and B, and the halachah is B.
- Machlokes answers A and B, and the halachah is unclear.
What type of document related to marriage must be written with the consent of both parties?
- Documents committing the parents’ financial support for the couple.
- A Shtar Erusin.
- A Kesuva.
- The wedding invitations.
- The lease on their first apartment.
Can an Amah Ivriyah be acquired with Bi’ah?
- Yes; we learn a Kal va'Chomer from Yevama.
- Yes; the Torah compares her to “Acheres,” which is a wife.
- Only if the owner intends on eventually marrying her.
- No, by a wife the Torah specifies “and he will have Bi’ah with her.”
- No, the Torah specifies that the father financially benefit from his daughter’s sale.