Quiz on נדה יב

Rav Yehuda said:
1. Nobody cares whether or not the wife checks before תשמיש.
2. The more often she checks before תשמיש the better.
3. The husband appreciates it if his wife checks since this shows her יראת שמים.
4. She should not check because this may make her husband worried she is טמאה and he may refrain from ביאה.
5. She should check so that the husband can bring a חטאת.
Should a woman check immediately after תשמיש?
1. She could check because her husband might be חייב חטאת.
2. It is impossible to wipe herself quickly enough.
3. She should not even wipe herself because this may discourage her husband from ביאה.
4. She should check because her husband might be חייב אשם תלוי.
5. We will never know if there is even a doubt that she was טמאה.
Somebody who does not fulfil the words of the Sages:
1. Is not called a modest person.
2. Is called a רשע.
3. Is a Kuti.
4. Does not learn Daf Yomi.
5. Machlokes A and B.
If the husband comes home from the house of mourning:
1. His wife is always forbidden to him because of the mourning.
2. She is permitted to him because most of the month she is טהורה.
3. He should be careful not to wake her up.
4. It depends on whether or not she was permitted when he left home.
5. He is always obliged to ask her what her status is.
Why did Rav Cahana ask the wives of Rav Papa and Rav Huna if a check is required before תשמיש
1. He wanted to know what Rav Papa and Rav Huna did themselves not what they instructed others.
2. He did not want to interrupt the husbands in the middle of learning.
3. Rav Papa and Rav Huna would not reveal delicate family matters.
4. Rav Papa and Rav Huna told others to check but told their wives not to check.
5. To show that ladies are reliable in matters of Kashrus.
A wife who has no וסת:
1. Everyone agrees that the husband must divorce her immediately.
2. Everyone agrees that because of Shalom Bayis she stays on and no checking is required.
3. R. Chanina ben Antignos says she must check before and after תשמיש.
4. Abba Chanan holds that he must divorce her and pays her Kesubah.
5. He must divorce her but if, later on, she gets a åñú he can take her back.