Quiz on בבא מציעא לד

Why is a Ganav paying Kefel more of a Davar Shelo Bah Le’olam than fruits growing?
1. We assume that fruits will grow. But here, who says that it was at all stolen?
2. We assume that fruits will grow. But here, who says that the Ganav will be caught?
3. We assume that fruits will grow. But here, who says that the Ganav will have to pay Kefel, perhaps he will confess!
4. Answers A and B.
5. Answers A, B, and C.
Does the owner give the Kefel to the Shomer when he agrees to pay for the object, before he actually pays?
1. Yes, by all Shomrim.
2. No, by all Shomrim.
3. Yes, by all Shomrim. No, by a Shoel.
4. Yes, by all Shomrim. Machlokes, by a Shoel.
5. Yes, by all Shomrim. No, by a Shomer Chinam.
Does the owner give the Shomer the Kefel if he initially refused to pay for the stolen object, and then changed his mind and said he would pay?
1. Yes, he said that he would pay!
2. No, the owner already decided to keep the Kefel for himself, when the Shomer initially refused.
3. No, the owner doesn’t want to do the favor of Kefel to someone who plays games with him.
4. Machlokes.
5. Taiku — the question remains unresolved.
Do the owner’s children agree to give Kefel to the Shomer’s children?
1. Yes, they are paying for it!
2. No, neither they nor their father have any relationship with these people.
3. No, neither they nor their father have any relationship with these people.
4. It depends if they were friendly with the Shomer.
5. Only half of the Kefel.
Why does the Malveh, and not the Loveh, always swear about the missing Pikadon’s value?
1. The Malveh is the one who lost the Pikadon.
2. The Loveh is scared of the Malveh.
3. The Malveh had it last, so he best knows how much it is worth.
4. We are afraid that if the Loveh swears, the Malveh will pull out the Pikadon to show that the Loveh lied about its value.
5. Answers A and C.