Quiz on בבא קמא צז

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Must someone who uses another person's Eved pay the owner for the work?
1. He is always Potur; Avadim are legally like land.
2. He is always Chayav.
3. He is Chayav to pay for times that the master would have used the Eved, and is otherwise Potur.
4. It depends on the quality of the Eved's work.
5. The master must pay the person who used the Eved, because he kept the Eved busy, which keeps him in shape.
When is a cracked coin compared to a government's invalidating a currency?
1. Never.
2. When the currency is no longer in use here, but may still be used in a different country.
3. When all countries have invalidated it.
4. Machlokes between answers A and B.
5. Machlokes between answers B and C.
Which currency may be used to redeem Maaser Sheini in Yerushalayim?
1. Kozbi'os.
2. Foreign currency in an open international market.
3. Yerushalmi'os.
4. The coins of the Malachim Harishonim.
5. An IOU.
When may a supplier be told to accept this money in payment for merchandise already delivered, and use it in a different country (such as Mishan)?
1. Always.
2. Only when travel and customs conditions make it possible to get there with the money.
3. Never.
4. Machlokes between answers A and B.
5. Machlokes between answers B and C.
What was written on Avraham's coins?
1. Avraham and Sarah on one side, and Yitzchak and Rivkah on the other.
2. "Zakein" and "Zekeinah" on one side, and "Bochur" and "Besulah" on the other.
3. Avraham on one side, and Yitzchak on the other.
4. Yitzchak (his son) on one side, and Terach (his father) on the other.
5. "Yerushalayim Ihr Hakodesh" on one side, and "Hame'aras Hamachpeilah" on the other.