Quiz on קידושין ט

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A difference between a sale document and a Kidushin document is:
1. A sale document is from the seller, and a Kidushin document is from the “acquirer.”
2. A sale document is from the buyer, and a Kiddushin document is from the one being “acquired.”
3. A sale document must have a minimum value, and a Kidushin document need not be worth any money.
4. A sale document need not be saved, and a Kidushin document must be saved.
5. There is no difference between them.
A Kidushin document is effective
1. Only to marry a mature woman, and not a Ketanah.
2. Only to marry a young girl, and not a mature woman.
3. Both a mature woman and a Ketanah.
4. Machlokes answers A and B.
5. Machlokes answers B and C.
Must a Shtar Erusin be written Lishmah?
1. Yes, just like a Get.
2. No, just like when using money for Kidushin.
3. Machlokes answers A and B, and the halachah is A.
4. Machlokes answers A and B, and the halachah is B.
5. 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?
1. Documents committing the parents’ financial support for the couple.
2. A Shtar Erusin.
3. A Kesuva.
4. The wedding invitations.
5. The lease on their first apartment.
Can an Amah Ivriyah be acquired with Bi’ah?
1. Yes; we learn a Kal va'Chomer from Yevama.
2. Yes; the Torah compares her to “Acheres,” which is a wife.
3. Only if the owner intends on eventually marrying her.
4. No, by a wife the Torah specifies “and he will have Bi’ah with her.”
5. No, the Torah specifies that the father financially benefit from his daughter’s sale.