Quiz on קידושין יד

Which Kinyan is used both for an Ishah and a Yevamah?
1. Both acquire themselves either with the man’s death or with a Get.
2. Both are acquired with Bi’ah.
3. Both are acquired with Shtar.
4. Both acquire themselves either with Get or with Chalitzah.
5. They share no common Kinyan.
Which characteristics are necessary for the shoe used for Chalitzah?
1. It can't be too big, that the man can't walk in it.
2. It can't be too small, that it doesn’t cover most of the foot.
3. It must be colored black, as a sign of mourning for the husband.
4. Answers A and B.
5. Answers A and C.
Why would we suppose that an Eved Ivri is acquired with Kesef specifically when he is sold to an Oved Kochavim?
1. The Torah wanted to give him cash in hand before entering a foreign house.
2. An Eved sold to an Oved Kochavim is compared to an Amah Ivriyah.
3. Shtar is disallowed, since we are afraid that the Oved Kochavim will write his Avoda Zara’s name on the Shtar.
4. An Eved sold to an Oved Kochavim is compared to an Eved sold to a Yisrael.
5. An Oved Kochavim uses Kesef for all of his Kinyanim of movable property, so he has no other options.
Why would we suppose that the only Jewish servant who may be acquired with Kesef is an Amah Ivriyah?
1. We don’t trust the Adon’s checks, or other Shtaros.
2. Specifically she has a Gira’on Kesef/buyout option, so we see that Kesef must be involved.
3. Her sale is compared to her Kidushin, which is with Kesef.
4. Machlokes between answers A and B.
5. Machlokes between answers A and C.
Which of the following halachos does not apply to an Eved Ivri?
1. He is acquired with Chazakah.
2. He is given presents when he finishes working for the Adon.
3. The Adon may marry him to a Shifchah Kena’anis.
4. He may extend his six year term of service, until Yovel.
5. He has a Gira’on Kesef/buyout option, to leave his service early.