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What does Rav Asi hold?
1. Tehorin and Temei’im join for Tumah, but not for Achilah (like Rav).
2. Tehorin and Temei’im join for both Tumah and Achilah (like Levi).
3. Tehorin and Temei’im join for neither Tumah nor Achilah.
4. The Gemara is unsure whether Rav Asi holds A or B.
5. The Gemara is unsure whether Rav Asi holds A or C.
Why would Eiver Min Hachai from a Parah and a Gamal join together?
1. Treif is Treif.
2. This opinion holds that Eiver Min Hachai applies by a non-kosher animal.
3. Cows and camels are known to get along.
4. Tehorin and Temei’im join together for everything.
5. The Gamal is one of the four non-kosher animals specifically mentioned in the Torah, which gives it a special Din.
Why would Neveilah from a Parah and a Gamal join together?
1. Treif is Treif.
2. Why shouldn’t they, both are Neveilah!
3. This opinion holds that one Issur is Chal even upon a different Issur.
4. Tehorin and Temei’im join together for everything.
5. The Gamal is one of the four non-kosher animals specifically mentioned in the Torah, which gives it a special Din.
How big a piece of Sheretz must one eat to be liable for Makkos?
1. A Kezayis, always.
2. An Adashah, always.
3. A Kebeitzah, always.
4. An Adashah when dead, and a Kezyayis when alive.
5. An Adashah when alive, and a Kezyayis when dead.
What are “Muvdalin”?
1. Sheratzim that the Torah specifically mentions for Tumah.
2. Animals that the Torah specifically mentions for Tumah.
3. Sheratzim that the Torah specifically mentions for as non-kosher.
4. Animals that the Torah specifically mentions for as non-kosher.
5. Animals or Sheratzim whose legs are long enough that they are viewed as
  “Muvdal,” “apart” from the ground.

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