Why didn’t Mari bar Isak get paid for the work he had done on his brother’s field?
- He had originally declared that he was working as a favor.
- He hadn’t worked on the field with the permission of Beis Din.
- His brother was a Katan.
- He hadn’t worked on the field with the permission of Beis Din, and his brother was a Katan.
- He had originally declared that he was working as a favor, and a favor to a Katan can't be undone.
How does grain get depleted according to the Tana Kama?
- Mice eat from it.
- It gets scattered.
- Some gets lost.
- Answers A and B.
- Answers A, B, and C.
Why did a grain-filled barrel break?
- A panther wanted the grain, and broke it.
- The grain was packed in the summer, and the winter’s moisture made it swell and break the barrel.
- It was too heavy; too much grain was packed inside.
- The workers stacked the barrels in a way that a heavy barrel on top of the pile fell on a lighter one beneath it.
- Faulty manufacturing; the barrel wasn’t made well.
What profit did Rav Yehudah turn on the barrel of oil that he bought and sold?
- Six zuz, which was a twelfth of his investment.
- Six zuz and the barrel.
- Six zuz, the barrel, and the dregs from the barrel.
- Six zuz and the dregs from the barrel.
- The barrel and the dregs.
Who is not called a “merchant”?
- Someone who sells from the same price that he buys.
- Someone who cheats his customers.
- Someone who isn't based in a store or kiosk.
- Answers A and B.
- Answers A, B, and C.