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When must the owner be working for the Shoel to absolve the Shoel of responsibility?
1. At the time that the animal was borrowed.
2. At the time that the animal died.
3. Both at the time that the animal was borrowed, as well as when the animal died.
4. Either at the time that the animal was borrowed, or at the time that the animal died.
5. Any time from the time that the animal was borrowed, to the time that the animal died.
What does the question borrowing an animal to use for bestiality depend on?
1. Is this benefit considered a Perutah’s value?
2. Does the Torah recognize a Kinyan done to do an Aveira?
3. Does an action that he doesn’t want other people to find out about qualify for a Petur of Baalav Imo he must announce in Beis Din?
4. Do we say the Petur of Baalav Imo when the owner is doing a different work that the animal?
5. Does the Torah require normal use to be Chayav in Onsim?
Which question doesn’t the Gemara ask?
1. Does using a cow to show off with included in Baalav Imo?
2. Does using a cow for Aveira included in Baalav Imo?
3. Is a man working for the Shoel who borrowed his wife’s cow included in Baalav Imo?
4. Is a man sending his Katan son included in Baalav Imo?
5. Is a man sending his Shliach included in Baalav Imo?
What is a husband considered in his wife’s property?
1. A borrower.
2. A renter.
3. A buyer.
4. A schnorrer.
5. An investor.
Who is Mual if the husband uses his wife’s Hekdesh property?
1. The husband when he acquires the rights to use the property.
2. The husband when he actually uses the Hekdesh property.
3. The wife.
4. Beis Din
5. No one.

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