Quiz on חולין קמ

What does “Kol Tzipor Tehorah” (in Devarim Perek 14) exclude?
1. A Temei’ah bird, from a non-kosher species.
2. The bird a Metzora must slaughter.
3. A Treifah bird.
4. A bird that killed a person.
5. A bird from an Ihr Hanidachas.
What does the comparison of a Machsir and Mechaper in Chutz and Pnim teach us?
1. A Treifah cannot be used for Tziporei Metzora.
2. A bird from a non-kosher species cannot be used for Tziporei Metzora.
3. A Baal Mum cannot be used for a Tziporei Metzora.
4. A bird of an Ihr Hanidachas cannot be used for Tziporei Metzora.
5. Tziporei Metzora must have every type of acceptability.
Which cases are definitely obligated in Sheeluach Hakein?
1. A non-kosher bird sitting on the eggs of a kosher bird.
2. A kosher bird sitting on the eggs of a non-kosher bird.
3. Someone who wants to take the bottom layer of eggs.
4. Answers A and C.
5. None of the above.
What is the minimum amount of eggs in the nest necessary to obligate Sheelu’ach Hakein?
1. 1 — The Torah says “Kain.”
2. 2 — “Beitzim” is plural.
3. 3 — “Kain” is one, and “Beitzim” is two, making three.
4. 4 — “Beitzim” is two, and “Efrochim” is two, making four.
5. 5 — “Beitzim” is two, “Efrochim” is two, and “Kain” is one, making five.
What is a Korei?
1. A male bird.
2. A female bird.
3. A bird that sits on the eggs of other birds.
4. A Tahor bird that sits on the eggs of Tamei birds.
5. A Tamei bird that sits on the eggs of Tahor birds.