Quiz on קידושין יב

Why was it said that there are “almost 2000” Prutos in two Sela’im?
1. Rav Yosef was waiting for the Prutah to become more valuable.
2. He meant silver Prutos, not copper Prutos.
3. The exact number is more than half of the second thousand, so it’s legitimate to round up to 2000.
4. Machlokes A and B.
5. Machlokes B and C.
If we are concerned that perhaps this object is worth a Prutah in a distant place (such as Madai), how can the Mishnah say that less than a Prutah is not Kidushin?
1. It’s a Machlokes between a Braisa and the Mishnah.
2. The Mishnah is only discussing Kesef, not Shuvuh Kesef.
3. The Mishnah is speaking in a case where we know the Madai economy.
4. The Mishnah means that an object worth less than a Prutah is not definite Kidushin, and Shmuel tells us that it is Safek Kidushin.
5. The Mishnah is not speaking about fresh fruits.
Is a woman believed to tell her husband that her mother told her that her father accepted Kidushin for her when she was young?
1. Yes.
2. No.
3. Only if she came forth on her own, and not if she was confronted.
4. Only if she was confronted, and not if she came forth on her own.
5. Only within the first thirty days of marriage.
Which one of the following people do all agree that Rav did not punish?
1. A person who gave a Get in the Shuk.
2. A person who was Mekadesh in the Shuk.
3. A person who was Mekadesh with Bi’ah.
4. A person who tormented Beis Din’s Shlee’ach.
5. A person who was Mevatel a Get which he wrote.
A woman realizes that she is holding Kidushin money, and is silent. Is this a sign that she agrees to Kidushin?
1. Yes.
2. No.
3. It depends on whether the money was originally given to her as collateral, or as Kidushin money.
4. If she doesn’t return it within 72 minutes.
5. It depends whether or not it is a sizable amount of money.