Worksheets21a From Mishna until Rabbi Yirmiya
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which of the following items does the Gemara clarify how much it is scattered?
Round cakes of figs
bundles in public property
tongues of purple wool
fruit
which of the following items is not mentioned in our mishna?
bundles of flax
wool that has already been processed
loaves of a baker
cuts of meat
what does rabbi yitzchak say is considered scattered?
1/2 kav in 4 amos
1 kav in 4 amos
2 kav in 4 amos
3 kav is 4 amos
According to Rabbi Yitzchaks explanation in the Mishna, can the finder keep a 1/2 kav in 4 amos?
yes
no
According to Rabbi Yitzchak if one finds 2 kav in 4 amos, can the finder keep it?
Yes
No
According to Rav Ukva Bar Chama, Rabbi Yitzchak is explaining the Mishna to be only talking about
a regular case
a public property
a private property
a threshing floor
In the case of the threshing floor, the owner left the produce there
by accident
on purpose
it depends
none of the above
According to Rabbi Yitzchak's explanation of the Mishna that it is talking about a threshing floor and the man left it there on purpose the reason why one can keep one kav in 4 amos is because
the guy wants it but is too far away
he doesn't have time to get it
it is too much effort to get it
none of the above
According to what we have seen so far, if one is not in a threshing floor all that matters is
whether the item fell by accident or placed there on purpose
whether it is too much effort to pick up
whether it is public or private property
True or false: Derech Nefilah means the item fell by accident
True
False
Reshus Harabim means
Public property
Private Property
If one finds 2 kav in 4 amos at a threshing floor
you can keep it
you cannot keep it
I don't know its not in the Gemara
