Quiz on עבודה זרה מח

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What does R. Yosi B’Rebbi Yehudah hold that pruning a tree for Avoda Zara shows?
1. That the idolater wants to add beauty and shape the entire tree, and thus sees the whole tree as an item of worship.
2. That the idolater only wishes to worship the new growth.
3. That the person is being Mevatel the tree from its being an Avoda Zara, for he is using some of its branches as firewood.
4. That the idolater wants to expand his Avoda Zara tree, by planting some of the branches elsewhere.
5. That the idolater will use the money that he gets from selling this wood to buy flour to offer to the idol-tree.
What do we assume when we see gentile priests sitting under a tree and not eating its fruits?
1. That today is a fast day in their religion.
2. That they are waiting for someone to bring the idol, to bow to before they eat.
3. That the tree is an Ashaira tree.
4. That today is a holiday in their religion, and they are waiting for someone to bring them a slaughtered animal, which they would rather eat.
5. That their Ashaira tree is served by appreciating its shade.
Where may a person not sit, relative to an Ashaira tree?
1. Only not directly under the tree.
2. Not in the intense shade.
3. Not in the non-intense shade.
4. Not under the tree or in any of its shade.
5. Not under the tree or in the intense shade.
How is Takruves Avoda Zara Metamei?
1. Tumas Maga; like Sheretz, from Shaketz Teshaktzenu.
2. Tumas Masa; like Nida, from Tizraim Kemo Dava.
3. Tumas Ohel; like a Mais, from VaYochlu Zivchei Maisim.
4. Tumas Maga and Tumas Masa.
5. Tumas Maga, Tumas Masa, and Tumas Ohel.
What food needs shade the entire year?
1. Chazirin.
2. Chitah.
3. Tamcha.
4. Chrein.
5. Shiboles Shual.