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WorksheetsBava Kamma - End of 27b - Review
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins
According to Rav/Shmuel and Rav Yochanan, who pays for breaking the barrel in a daylight case?
The owner
The tripper
Neither
Everyone
Who believes that people are responsible to look where they are going? איבעי ליה לעיוני ומזיל?
Rav Yochanan
Rav
Shmuel
Ullah
Rav Pappa
According to Ullah, who pays for breaking the barrel in a daylight case?
The owner
The tripper
Neither
Everyone
Translate this line: לפי שאין דרכן של בני אדם להתבונן בדרכים
It is the way for people to always look where they are going
People are always held responsible for breaking things
It isn't the way for most people to pay attention when they are walking
It isn't the way for people to leave things out in public
According to Ullah, who pays for breaking the barrel in a daylight case?
The owner
The tripper
Neither
Everyone
When the Gemara says הוה עובדא בנהרדא, what type of case happened in Naharda?
A completely different case than the Mishnah
A similar case to what happened in the Mishnah - person tripped over barrel in public
A similar case to what happened in the Mishnah - person was gored by an ox
One involving barrels filling up an entire street
Where are Pumbedita and Naharda located?
Bavel
Israel
Poland
Spain
What does בשלמא mean?
To pay
It makes sense
Olive press
Teaching
What does שמעתא mean?
To pay
It makes sense
Olive press
Teaching
When the Gemara says: לימא כשמואל סבירא ליה - "let us say he agrees with Shmuel", what is being suggested?
An אוקימתא
A הוה אמינא
An answer that will be rejected
A challenge to the Mishnah
Which of the following are הוה אמינות (suggested answers/assumptions)
Let's say Rava agrees with Shmuel.
If a person trips over a barrel and breaks it, the owner pays for it.
No one ever looks where they are going.
You might have thought that people always have to look where they are going.
According to Rav Pappa, EVEN if you say people never have to look where they are going, when would the pedestrian still be responsible to check?
An area where no one ever walks
A public area where it's acceptable to leave items outside
If it was night time
If the owner only left it outside for 1 minute
What is a קרנא דעצרא?
An olive press shop that is always empty
A corner outside an olive press
A makolet
A regular public street
Is the הוה אמינא accepted? Does Rava have to agree with Shmuel?
Yes - they have the same answer
No - Rava says pedestrian pays ONLY because it's a קרנא דעצרא (place where ppl usually leave things outside)
No - Rava thinks owner should pay
Yes - Rava says you always have to look where you're going
What does רשות mean?
Forbidden
Permission
Trip
Olive press
What would be a modern קרנא דעצרא?
Outside a bathroom where everyone leaves backpacks
The MPR before a Shabbaton when it's full of backpacks
An empty classroom in Ma'ayanot
The sidewalk outside a busy bagel store where people hang out (but do not leave stuff)
