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WorksheetsSukka 22a - Chavut Rami
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 12mins
סוכה המדובללת ושצילתה מרובה מחמתה — כשרה
What is the correct definition of "מדובללת"?
(2 Correct answers)
A Sukka that has a meager amount of Schach
A Sukka with beams used as Schach
A Sukka with staggered Schach - i.e. One slat up, one slat down.
A Sukka that has a putrid smell
What is considered a Kosher Schach even though you cannot see the stars from within?
(One correct option, single choice)
If the Schach is thick as that of a roof of a house
If the Schach is made from iron
If the Schach is a bed
If the Schach is slanted
What is the rule that Rav uses to enable a meager Sukka?
Lavud
Dofen Akuma
Pasin Labera'ot
Gud Asik
How many Halachos are stated in our Mishna?
(2 correct answers)
4 Halachos
1: A Sukka that is meager in schach is kosher
2: A Sukka that has staggered schach is kosher
3: A Sukka that has more shade than sunlight is kosher
4: A Sukka that has schach that is as thick as that of a roof is Kosher
2 Halachos
1: A Sukka that is meager in schach that has more shade than sunlight is kosher
2: A Sukka that has schach that is as thick as that of a roof is Kosher
3 Halachos
1: A Sukka that has staggered schach is kosher
2: A Sukka that has more shade than sunlight is kosher
3: A Sukka that has schach that is as thick as that of a roof is Kosher
6 Halachos
1: A Sukka that is meager in schach is kosher
2: One who sleeps under a bed in the above stated Sukka fulfills his obligation assuming the bed is also meager in cushioning
3: A Sukka that has staggered schach is kosher
4: One who sleeps under a bed in the above stated Sukka fulfills his obligation assuming the mattress is not leveled
5: A Sukka that has more shade than sunlight is kosher
6: A Sukka that has schach that is as thick as that of a roof is Kosher
What is Shmuel's reason as to why the Schach that is staggered is Kosher
(1 Correct Answer)
Lavud
Chavut Rami
Machlokes between Abaye and Rava
Machlokes between Rav and Shmuel
אמר אביי: לא שנו, אלא שאין בין זה לזה שלשה טפחים
Whos opinion is Abaye referring to here?
(1 Correct Answer)
Shmuel
Rav Yosi
Abba bar Bar Channa
Rav
Rava shows us that Lavud is not a valid approach to enable Shmuel's opinion of staggered schach, what approach does he take to enable Shmuel?
(One Correct Answer)
Even if there is a gap of three Tefachim between the top and bottom layers of schach, we only consider them together when there is a space of a Tefach between the beams because at that point we would say that the rule of Chavut Rami applies
Even if there is a no gap of three Tefachim between the top and bottom layers of schach, we only consider them together when they are part of an eruv
Even if there is a gap of three Tefachim between the top and bottom layers of schach, we only consider them together when lavud is according the Rav Shimon ben Gamliel who holds that lavud is actually 4 Tefachim
Shmuel is actually agreeing with Rav but because they always argue throughout Shas, he felt like he needed to cause some drama in the Beis Medrash
קורות הבית והעלייה שאין עליהם מעזיבה
If the slats are parallel to each other and the Tumah is underneath one of the slats, where is the Tumah going to be?
(1 Correct Answer)
The Tumah will remain directly beneath that slat and remain between the surface of the Tumah and that slat
The entire lower level
Nowhere, the Tumah shoots straight to the sky
Underground, where it usually stays
If the slats are aligned to fit in, where would the tumah be if it was beneath any of them?
(One Correct Answer)
If the Tumah is beneath any of the slats, then the tumah would be beneath all of the slats.
If the Tumah is beneath any of the slats, then the tumah would be beneath none of the slats.
If the Tumah is beneath any of the slats, then the tumah would be beneath the slat is above it
None of the above
What is the necessary amount of space needed within and between the slats in order for us to say chavut rami?
(One Correct Answer)
The slats must be a Tefach wide and the space between the slats must also be a Tefach wide
The slats must be a Tefach wide and the space between the slats must a 1/4 of a Tefach wide
The slats must be a 1/4 Tefach wide and the space between the slats must be 1/2 a Tefach wide
Enough space so that the slats would fit in the event that they fell down
In the case where the slats are aligned to fit in but either the slats, or the spaces, or both, are less than a Tefach, if the Tumah was beneath any of them, where would the Tumah go?
(One Correct Answer)
All the way up to the sky
The entire lower level would be Tamei
The entire upper level would be Tamei
The tumah would remain underneath the slat above it alone
True or False? We see from the mishna in O’Halot that we need a Tefach of space and a 1/2 Tefach of Slat in order to say Chavut Rami
True
False
