WorksheetsPre-Pesach Quiz #5
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the original language of Bitul Chametz (nullfication)?
Herbew
Aramaic
Yiddish
English
If you don't understand the Aramaic, what is the best thing to do?
Recite it in Aramaic - just like with davening you don't have to understand it
Hebrew - better to say it in Hebrew if you don't understand it anyway
English - it's legal so you have to understand it
Yiddish - there's no conceivable reason to say it in Yiddish, if you don't understand the original Aramaic, but this is by far the longest answer
Why do we do a second Bitul Chametz (nullification) in the morning after Biur Chametz (burning)
Just in case the first one didn't count
You can't do a bitul on food you still plan to eat
You can't eat chametz after the search on the 13th, so the 2nd is just a chumra
If you find edible chametz (in your locker for example) after Pesach, that you forgot about, what must you do - based on Bitul Chametz?
You can eat it because you did bitul
You can eat it because it's after Pesach
You must throw it away
It's not yours, it's ownerless, but you can't eat it as a penalty
Do you have to destory chametz by burning? If not, why do we? (All of the answers are true. Choose the most complete answer to the question.)
Yes. it's a Mishna (Rabbi Yehuda).
No. It's an opinion in the Mishna (Rabbi Yehuda) that we don't hold like.
Rabbi Yehuda is only talking about Chametz left after midday. That's why we only burn chametz after midday.
No. It's a minhag to accommodate Rabbi Yehuda.
What's the problem with putting chametz in the garbage can? What's the best way to avoid the issue? [2 good options]
You could still go and eat it. You have to put bleach on it.
It's still in your domain. Put bleach on it.
It's still on your property, you have to take the garbage out to the street.
It's still on your property. Put it in a public dumpster instead
What should you do with Chametz that you find on Yom tov?
Throw it in the garbage right away.
Break it into pieces and throw it down the toilet.
Cover it, it's muktzah.
It's muktzah. Set it aside until after Yom tov.
What should you do with Chametz you find on Chol Hamoed?
Destory it right away.
Cover it until after Pesach, it's muktzeh.
Under normal circumstances it is strongly recommended to not sell the following items, (but this year has been permitted across the orthodox world, due to the coronavirus):
Money
Rice
Kitniyot
Real Chametz
During a normal year can you sell your chametz through a Rabbi over email/phone?
Yes, the kinyan sudar (symbolic transaction) is just a point of emphasis, but it's a minhag
No,the kinyan is necessary to enact the sale to the Rabbi
No, you have to be there in person to do any type of halachic transaction
