Quiz on בבא מציעא כח

What happens if one person gives Simanim that an Avaida is his, and someone else gives Simanim and has an Aid Echad?
1. The person with the Aid Echad gets it.
2. Yehei Munach.
3. They split the Avaidah; the person with the Simanim gets one third, and person with the Simanim and Aid Echad gets two thirds.
4. The Aid Echad makes the other person swear that the Avaida is his. If he swears, he receives it.
5. The Aid Echad makes the person who brought him swear that the Avaida is his. If he swears, he receives it.
How much time must a finder announce an Avaida for?
1. How much time must a finder announce an Avaida for?
2. Until the people living in the place where he found it hear about it.
3. Until all of Klal Yisrael can go home and check if he lost it.
4. Machlokes between answers A and B.
5. Machlokes between answers B and C.
When do we begin saying v'Sen Tal u'Matar in Eretz Yisrael?
1. December 4th or 5th.
2. As soon as Succos is over. We need the food to grow.
3. We give the farmers five days to plow (when they need the ground to be dry) and then start to pray for rain.
4. When all Jews returned home from Aliya L’Regel; we don’t want anyone to be stuck on the rainy roads.
5. It depends how far a city is from Yerushalayim. The closer cities would begin saying it sooner, because the travelers had already passed through.
How do we know to be concerned for a Ramai?
1. It’s a Svora.
2. Experience ...
3. The Torah tells us “Ahd D’rosh Acheech Oso.”
4. The Torah tells us “Va’Hashevaisa Lo” to the owner; see how to best return it to the (true) owner, and perhaps this person is not the owner.
5. From the Posuk of Simla (cloak), implying that someone may be “covering (concealing) himself.”
For how much time must a finder care for a young donkey that he finds?
1. Always three days.
2. Always three months.
3. Always thirty days.
4. If they have public grass to eat, three months. If he must feed them, thirty days.
5. If they have public grass to eat, thirty days. If he must feed them, three days.