Bava Metzia: Chapter 3, Mishna 2 and 3 Review

What is the case in Mishna בּ (our second Mishna)?

• Someone rents out something they were asked to watch

• Someone rents something and then lends it to someone else

• Someone rents out an object that they stole

• Someone borrows an object from that object's owner

What does Rashi add to this case?

• He explains what type of oath an unpaid guardian makes

• He doesn't add anything in this case

• The renter lent out the object with the owner's permission

• He explains the role of the thief

What happens to the object in this case?

• It died naturally

• It was lost or stolen

• It was returned to the owner

• The borrower was negligent with it

Who is referred to as the "Tana Kama" (Lit. "The first Rabbi of the Mishna)?

• Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi

• It doesn't refer to a person

• The anonymous Rabbi in an argument in the Mishna

• Hillel

What is the Tana Kama's opinion in the case of Mishna בּ?

• The renter pays the owner the value of the object

• The borrower pays the owner the value of the object

• The renter pays the borrower the value of the object

• The borrower pays the renter the value of the object

What is Rabbi Yose's opinion in the case of Mishna בּ?

• The owner pays they renter the value of the object

• The borrower pays the renter the value of the object

• The borrower pays the owner the value of the object

• The renter pays the owner the value of the object

If Yitz rented a TV from Jessica and then lent it to Rachel and the TV brakes naturally who pays who for the TV according to the Tana Kama?

• Yitz pays Jessica

• Rachel pays Jessica

• Yitz pays Rachel

• Rachel pays Yitz

In the same case who pays who for the TV according to Rabbi Yose?

• Yitz (the renter) pays Jessica (the owner)

• Jessica (the owner) pays Yitz (the renter)

• Rachel (the borrower) pays Yitz (the renter)

• Rachel (the borrower) pays Jessica (the owner)

Whose opinion do we follow?

• The Tana Kama

• Rabbi Yose

• Neither

What is the first case in Mishna ג (our third Mishna)?

• A robber admits they stole money but he can't remember who he stole from

• A robber rents out the object he stole

• A robber is caught, but can't pay back what he stole

• A robber admits he stole from one of two people, but can't remember which one