WorksheetsLulav HaGazul
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which tannaitic teaching opens our sugiya's discussion?
That a stolen lulav is invalid because it is a mitzvah done by means of a sin.
That a stolen or dry lulav are actually valid according to Beit Shammai.
That Sukkot is only 7 days long.
That there is no difference between first and second day of Yom Tov.
How does the Gemara explain that it makes sense for a dry lulav to be invalid on both the second and first days of Yom Tov?
Because a lulav always needs to be beautiful
Because it is a commandment done by means of a sin
Because the Torah says "לכם"
The Gemara never says this
Why does the Gemara say it makes sense for a stolen lulav to be invalid on the first day, but doesn't make sense for the second day?
The Gemara never says this
The Gemara doesn't explain why
Because the Torah says
לקחתם לכם ביום ראשון
Because it's in the 10 Commandments that one shouldn't steal
When we see the word בשלמא we know that we are going to be introduced to a...
Passuk from the Torah
A baraita
A challenge
A resolution
בשלמא literally means...
There is wholeness
It makes sense
It doesn't make sense
Just as... so too...
What does מצווה הבאה בעבירה mean?
A commandment that comes through
A good deed done in the evening
A good deed that makes up for a sin
A commandment done by means of a sin
What is יֵאוּשׁ?
When you lose something
When you find something
When you give up hope of ever getting something back
When you always hope you will get something back
The Gemara taught that יֵאוּשׁ makes it okay to use a stolen lulav on Sukkot.
True
False
...לָא שְׁנָא... וְלָא שְׁנָא literally means...
There is no difference between... and...
This doesn't change... and this doesn't change...
It wasn't taught... and it wasn't taught...
There is no year... and there is no year...
אָמַר רַחֲמָנָא introduces a quote from the...
Tanakh
Mishna
Gemara
Tosefta
A מָשָׁל is a...
Letter
Metaphor
Quote from Tanakh
Different name for Moshe
In the מָשָׁל there is a "king of flesh and blood." This king is a metaphor for who?
Moshe
King David
God
The lulav
Why does the king of flesh and blood pay his own toll?
Because he has so much money he doesn't care
Because his servants did so without asking
He didn't pay his own toll
To set an example for his citizens
According to the Mishna a stolen or dry lulav is...
מותר
פסול
כשר
הפקר
