Quiz on קידושין יג

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A person grabs something from a woman is afterwards Mekadesh her with it. Is she Mekudeshes?
1. Yes.
2. No.
3. If they previously made Kidushin plans.
4. Macholokes A and B.
5. Machlokes B and C.
Under which circumstances may property be acquired with an object worth less than a Pruta?
1. The buyer got a very good deal.
2. The object worth less than a Pruta is only a down payment.
3. Never.
4. The object is being used as Chalifin.
5. When the property is a half a square Amah of infested, mosquito filled, swampland.
What is Shibuda d'Oraysa?
1. Torah law recognizes a lien that a lender has on a debtor’s property, when this obligation was mentioned in the loan document.
2. The Torah obligates a person’s property to fulfill his financial obligations.
3. The Torah expects that a person uses his money to fulfill the mitzvos.
4. Machlokes A and B.
5. Macholkes B and C.
May a creditor on a loan for which no Shtar was written, collect properties which the borrower sold to other people after the loan in payment?
1. Yes, Shibuda d'Oraysa.
2. No, Shibuda Laav d'Oraysa.
3. No, it’s not fair to the people who bought the properties, since they had no way of knowing that a loan existed.
4. Machlokes A and B.
5. Machlokes A, B, and C.
How do we know that a widow may remarry?
1. Why shouldn’t she be able to? The whole reason she couldn’t marry until now was because of her husband, and now he’s dead!
2. A woman with no children is bound to the Yavam, implying that a woman with children is free to marry whomever she wants.
3. The Torah says “lest he die in war, and a different man marry his wife”.
4. Misah is compared to Gerushin in the Torah. Just as Gerushin permits the woman to remarry, so does Misah.
5. All answers are mentioned by the Gemara.