unit 27 comprehension

what did רבן גמליאל become worried about?

• that he had embarrassed someone.

• that he stopped torah learning among the אידן.

• that he wasn't teaching enough.

• that his students didn't understand the torah.

what did רבן גמליאל see in his dream?

• torah scrolls burning.

• white jugs filled with ashes.

• angels studying torah.

• the בית המדרש empty.

Why was רבן גמליאל shown the dream of white jugs filled with ashes?

• To teach him a halacha.

• To comfort him and restore his mind.

• To warn him about his actions.

• To show him the importance of mitzvot.

What was special about the day mentioned in the text?

• The מסכת עדיות was learnt completely.

• A new בית המדרש was opened.

• All the students received smicha.

• רבן גמליאל became Nasi again.

What is the meaning of "On that day" in the text?

•  A day of celebration for the אידן.

• A specific day when halachos were clarified.

• The day רבי אלעזר בן עזריה became nossi

•  A regular day in the בית המדרש.

What happened in the בית המדרש on that day?

• A new Sefer Torah was written.

• No halacha was left undecided.

• The בית המדרש was closed for repairs.

• רבן גמליאל gave a long shiur.

What is מסכת עדיות?

• A masechta of Gemara that was studied on that day.

• A special tefillah for wisdom.

• A set of halachot about korbanot.

•  A list of mitzvot from the Torah.

What did רבן גמליאל worry ה' forbid about?

• That he didn’t study Torah properly.

• That he had stopped תורה learning from the אידן.

• That he wasn’t teaching הלכה correctly.

• That he was no longer respected as a teacher.

What does the phrase "white jugs filled with ashes" symbolize?

• The Torah learning being burned.

•  Comfort to רבן גמליאל to show he wasn’t at fault.

• That the בית המדרש was not being used.

•  A warning to improve his teaching.

What lesson can we learn from this story?

• Always clarify halacha when it is undecided.

• Dreams are always true.

• Never stop learning מסכת עדיות.

• The בית המדרש should only be for the greatest תלמידים.