One who hears bad news does Keriah.

1.   ?    True.
2.   ?    False.
3.   ?    Only non-monetary.
4.   ?    Only for Eretz Yisroel.
5.   ?    Only for Rov Yisroel

Keriah is always done for a Torah.

1.   ?    True.
2.   ?    False, never.
3.   ?    Only if one could have saved it.
4.   ?    Only the owner.
5.   ?    Only the members of the Shule.

Keria for bad news may never be repaired.

1.   ?    True, not at all.
2.   ?    True. Not fully but it may be stitched.
3.   ?    False.
4.   ?    Machlokes A&B.
5.   ?    Machlokes B&C.

If the garment is altered so that it is to be worn upside down may it be restitched?

1.   ?    It always may.
2.   ?    Yes.
3.   ?    No.
4.   ?    Machlokes A&B.
5.   ?    Machlokes B&C.

If one does multiple Keriahs how does he proceed?

1.   ?    The first Keri'ah must be a Tefach the rest three fingerbreadths.
2.   ?    The first Keri'ah must be three fingerbreadths, others Kol Shehu.
3.   ?    The first Keri'ah must be a tefach, but the addition need be only a Kol Shehu.
4.   ?    Only one Keriah per Beged.
5.   ?    Machlokes all but D.

Keri'ah done from the bottom of the garment is Pasul.

1.   ?    True.
2.   ?    False.
3.   ?    True for others, but the Kohen Gadol may.
4.   ?    True for others, but the Kohen Gadol must.
5.   ?    Machlokes C&D.