Quiz on בבא מציעא צט

Why is the Shoel Chayav for the item during the time that the owner’s Eved is bringing it to his house?
1. The Eved being discussed is an Eved Ivri.
2. He sold him the Eved together with lending him the object.
3. It’s understood that the Shoel assumes responsibility for the item from the time that it leaves the owner’s house.
4. Answers A and B.
5. Answers A and C.
What was Rav Huna discussing when he said that the person is only considered a Shoel from the time he actually uses the tool?
1. To be considered his property.
2. To be Chayav in Onsin.
3. To have a Chiyuv Shemirah.
4. Can the tool’s owner change his mind and take it back.
5. For when She’eilah B’baalim begins.
Until when does R. Elazar hold that the object’s owner may cancel the She’eilah?
1. Until he agrees to lend it to him.
2. Until the borrower comes to take the object.
3. From the time that a Kinyan is made.
4. From when it gets to the borrower’s house, store, or field.
5. From the time that the borrower begins to use the object.
What must a person who is Mazik Hekdesh pay?
1. The value of the Hekdesh object he was Mazik.
2. The value plus a Chomesh.
3. Only the Chomesh.
4. Twice the value of the Hekdesh object.
5. Twice the value of the Hekdesh object, plus Chomesh.
Does Shmuel hold that the payment necessary for stealing from Hekdesh is the same as the payment necessary for stealing from a person?
1. Yes, and he was Chozer from the ruling about the dates.
2. No, and he was Chozer from the ruling about using a Hekdesh stone.
3. It depends on whether it is food or an object.
4. It depends whether he eats it or is Mazik it.
5. It is only the same if he used the Hekdesh item for building.