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What do we learn from R. Oshia’s Halacha?
1. That a money loan may be repaid using Pairos.
2. That the Loveh must actually have the Pairos.
3. That we may pay a money loan with Pairos, and that the Loveh must actually have the Pairos.
4. That there are times when Ribis Seah B’Seah (produce for produce) is permitted.
5. That there are times when Ribis Seah B’Seah is permitted, and that a money loan may be repaid using Pairos.
What is Tzad Echad B’Ribis?
1. A transaction which can have two possible outcomes, one of which involves Ribis.
2. The name for the Malveh — as opposed to the Loveh — who plays “one side” in a Ribis transaction.
3. Preparing a Shtar that includes Ribis, since this is the “first step” in a Ribis transaction.
4. That R. Oshia’s case is permitted when the foods are put in a designated place; “to one side” of the property.
5. When only half of the repayment money — “one side” of it — will be charged interest, and the second half is a free loan.
When do we say Mah Li Hain, Mah Li Demaihen?
1. By loans and sales.
2. Only by sales.
3. Only by loans.
4. Never.
5. It’s a Machlokes that depends on how we understand Tzad Echad B’Ribis.
Why does an early buyer have to appear at the threshing floor?
1. To actually pick up the merchandise, so the seller won't have to pay for storage.
2. To pay a token down payment.
3. To make a kinyan.
4. To inspect the produce so there won't be misunderstandings later on.
5. To accept “Mi Shepara,” in the event that he later retracts.
When may a salesman give a discount to a buyer who pays for merchandise before actually receiving it?
1. Always.
2. Never.
3. Only when the salesman actually has the merchandise in his wagon or truck, close by to where they are negotiating.
4. Only when the salesman has the merchandise in stock.
5. Only when the salesman has the merchandise in stock, or has already secured it from his supplier.

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