Quiz on חולין קד

May fowl be cooked with milk, Mi’Deoraisa?
1. Yes.
2. No.
3. It’s a Machlokes.
4. It depends on whether a Chagav may be cooked with milk.
5. Only when a Shomer is present to make sure they won’t be eaten together.
Which type of Basar do all agree may be cooked with milk?
1. Fish and Chagavim.
2. Fowl.
3. Basar Chayah.
4. Cow Basar in G’di milk.
5. G’di Basar in cow milk.
Which circumstance do all agree that Basar and Chalav may be on the table together?
1. When both are cold.
2. When at least one of them is in a Kli Sheini.
3. Fowl with cheese.
4. Fowl with cheese, when both are cold.
5. On the table upon which foods are being prepared.
What is the Halachah when both Basar and Chalav are cold?
1. The foods may remain on the table together.
2. The foods may not remain on the table together; it’s a Lo Plug.
3. The foods may not remain on the table together, out of concern that one of their Keilim may be warm (Klei Sheini temperature).
4. The foods may not remain on the table together, out of concern that they will be combined in a Kli Rishon.
5. Fowl may remain on the table with milk, and Basar Beheimah may not.
What is one of Beis Shamai’s Kulos?
1. Fowl may be eaten together with milk.
2. Fowl may remain on the table together with milk.
3. Chagavim may be eaten with Chalav.
4. To bring Geulah L’Olam the source’s name need only be thought of, and need not be spoken out.
5. There is no need to wash one’s hands during the day between eating milk and meat.