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Who has precedence to receive a loan?
1. A Yisrael without interest, and then a Nochri with interest.
2. A Nochri with interest, and then a Yisrael without interest.
3. A wealthy person, and then a poor person; the wealthy person suffers more embarrassment having to ask for a loan.
4. A person from a different city, and then a person from the lender’s city.
5. It’s always the lender’s decision.
Why can't a Ger Tzedek buy an Eved Ivri?
1. Laav Orach Araa.
2. It’s a Hekesh from the fact he can't become an Eved Ivri.
3. The Posuk in Parshas Behar is speaking about being sold to a Ger Toshav.
4. It’s a Gezaira that he may become an Eved Ivri.
5. It’s a Gezaira lest a Ger Toshav buy an Eved Ivri.
When can one be an Arev for a loan that includes Ribis?
1. When one Yisrael is borrowing from another.
2. When a Yisrael borrows from a Nochri.
3. When a Yisrael borrows from a Nochri, who accepts to go to the Loveh first.
4. Always.
5. Never.
When is there a Chidush that a Yisrael may lend Nochri money to another Yisrael with Ribis?
1. When the Yisrael gives the money to another Yisrael instead of repaying it to the Nochri.
2. When the Nochri said to the Yisrael, “Put the money on the ground and you are released from paying me,” and the second Yisrael will soon pick it up.
3. When the Nochri receives his money from the first Yisrael and gives it to the second Yisrael.
4. When the Nochri said to the Yisrael, “Put the money on the ground and you are released from paying me,” and the Nochri picked it up.
5. Any time that a Yisrael receives a Ribis loan with Nochri money, that another Yisrael is involved.
When can a Nochri be a Shli’ach for a Yisrael?
1. Only by Truma.
2. By everything besides for Truma.
3. To repay a Ribis debt.
4. When Zechia applies.
5. Never.

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