Quiz on חולין פה

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May a woman blow Shofar on Rosh Hashanah?
1. No, she is not obligated in the Mitzvah, and Rosh Hashanah is a Yom Tov.
2. Yes, we learn from Semichah that woman may do Mitzvos they aren’t obligated in.
3. Only in the Beis Hamikdash.
4. Only by a Beis Din.
5. Only outside of the Beis Hamikdash.
Why does R. Meir hold that Shechitah She’einah Re’uyah is Chayav by Oso V’Es B’No?
1. It is learned from Shechutai Chutz.
2. It is learned Tavuach Tevach V’Huchain.
3. It is learned from Kisoi Hadam.
4. It is learned from the Hekesh of V’Shav HaKohen/U’Vah HaKohen.
5. The Posuk does not say “Asher Yei’Achel.”
Where would R. Meir agree that Shechitah She’einah Re’uyah is not considered to be a Shechitah?
1. Oso V’Es B’no.
2. Kisui HaDam.
3. It does not permit an animal to be eaten in any circumstance.
4. That it transmits Tumas Neveilah.
5. That it is a problem of Chullin in the Azarah.
Where would R. Meir agree that Shechitah She’einah Re’uyah is considered to be a Shechitah?
1. Oso V’Es B’no.
2. Kisui HaDam.
3. It does not permit an animal to be eaten in any circumstance.
4. That it does not transmit Tumas Neveilah.
5. That it is a not a problem of Chullin in the Azarah.
Does a Shechted Treifah transmit Tumas Neveilah?
1. Yes, both may not be eaten.
2. Yes, a Treifah is the beginning of Neveilah.
3. No, it’s a Svora; it’s a Neveilah, not a Treifah.
4. No, the Posuk says that only “Some” dead animals (“Min HaBeheimah) transmit Tumas Neveilah, and a Treifah does not.
5. Only those not Shechted in the Azarah.