Quiz on בבא מציעא קטו

Why bother taking a Mashkon if it has to be returned every night?
1. So it will be “a loan with a Mashkon,” that Shevi’is will not cancel.
2. So the Loveh’s children will not take it as part of their inheritance should the Loveh die before paying his debt.
3. So the Loveh will feel pressured to pay his loan, so the Malveh won't keep on coming to his house.
4. So it will be “a loan with a Mashkon,” that Shevi’is will not cancel, and so the Loveh’s children will not take it as part of their inheritance.
5. So it will be “a loan with a Mashkon,” that Shevi’is will not cancel, and so the Loveh will feel pressured to pay his loan.
When may a Malveh enter a Loveh’s house?
1. Never.
2. Whenever he needs to, even to collect his unpaid loan.
3. Only to collect wages that he owes you.
4. Only to collect rental money that he owes you.
5. To collect wages that he owes you, or rental money that he owes you.
Why does R. Yehuda say that a king can marry additional wives when they are righteous?
1. He holds that we are Doresh Taamei Dekra.
2. In this case the Torah says the Taam, which regulates the Halachah.
3. So he can create alliances with more kingdoms, which is good for the Jewish People.
4. So he will have more wives to correct him when he makes a mistake.
5. So he will have more children.
How many sets of Makos are meted out taking for the upper and lower parts of a millstone as a Mashkon?
1. One; these two pieces are considered “one millstone.”
2. Two; one for taking the upper part, and one for taking the lower part.
3. Three; one for taking the upper part, one for taking the lower part, and one for the general “Ki Nefesh Hu Chovel.”
4. Machlokes between answers A and B.
5. Machlokes between answers B and C.
What is a Laav SheBeklalos?
1. One Laav that includes other Laavin.
2. One Laav that requires many people to violate together.
3. A Laav that can be violated in any one of several ways not discussed by the Torah.
4. Machlokes between answers A and B.
5. Machlokes between answers A and C.