Ki Seitzei
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How many types of war are discussed in the Torah? Which one is mentioned here?
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If a person from the ‘seven nations’ is captured, can he be used as a servant?
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“The Torah only spoke (here) against the yetzer horah.” Were is this applied?
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Besides conversion, what are the other things the captured women must do to marry?
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What will be the future of this kind of marriage according to the Torah?
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What kind of children is this woman likely to have? Proof?
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The oldest brother takes a double portion. But sometimes he doesn’t. When?
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The rebellious son (ben sorer umoreh) gets the death penalty. Why?
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Previously he got a lesser punishment. What was it? What crimes did he commit?
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How is the next subject in the Torah connected to that of the ben sorer umoreh?
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What reason is given for honoring the body of even a sinful person?
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If one sees a lost item on the street may he just ignore it (look away)? Ever?
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If a lost animal is found, should he be sold or kept (in order to be returned)? Why?
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What if you find a wallet on yeshiva grounds - can you use it?
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In what case can you be exempt from helping a Jew to lift a load?
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What kind of prohibition is there on men’s and women’s garments?
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If someone tells you the location of a bird nest, can you go there to do a mitzvoh of shiluach hakan? Reason?
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Can one take (and use) the mother bird after sending her off? Proof?
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What is the reward for this mitzvoh? How about ‘harder’ mitzvos?
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What is the connection between the parshiyos of shiluach hakan, (mixing seeds), in plowing, in garments, and tzitzis?
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If the man was destined to get hurt why should the house owner make a fence?
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Which manner of planting grain and vines is forbidden by the Torah?
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What is incorrect in this statement, “Only an ox with a donkey are forbidden to be used together, and only in planting.”
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Why is the mitzvoh of tzitzis written following the prohibition of shatnez?
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Prove that one aveiro leads to another. How is this stated in Pirkei Avos?
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Prove that the Torah considers a child’s (even a grown child’s) behavior a reflection of his or her upbringing.
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What are the two penalties for a motzi sheim rah?
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Who is punished more severely, an engaged woman or a married woman who sinned?
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“A break in the wall (of modesty) invites the criminal.” Where is this exempt?
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Prove that forcing someone to sin is considered like killing him.
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Prove that when you’re really forced into an aveiro, you are exempt from punishment. What is the Hebrew term for this kind of aveiro? Other kinds?
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What kind of (Jewish) person may never marry a Jew (by birth)?
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Two reasons are stated why men (only) from Amon and Moav may not marry Jewish women.
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Edomite and Egyptian converts may marry Jews a little later. When?
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Why is the Torah more strict with Amon and Moav than with the Egyptians?
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Prove that the Torah wants us to be thankful for a favor eternally
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Prove that the one who causes a person to sin is doing a bigger harm than if he had killed him. Give a reason for your answer.
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Someone who did good things to you at first, but then became cruel to you — should you remember both, forget both, or remember one? Proof?
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Nowadays, if an Egyptian convert wants to marry a Jew, may he (or she)?
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Why is special care to avoid tumah necessary in war-time?
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A person must keep the area around him clean even in hard times. Proof?
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What is the right thing to do if a runaway slave comes to you?
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Give a case where a good, healthy lamb is disqualified for a korban.
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How many aveiros are done when one takes interest from a Jew?
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When promising to bring a korban as a donation, how long may you delay it?
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A person who is working in someone’s vineyard, may he eat lots of grapes?
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How does a divorce (get) proceed? May the divorced couple remarry each other?
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The first year of marriage, the exemption from the draft is bigger than other exemptions. How?
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What kind of security (for a loan) may not be taken? Why?
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If someone kidnaps a Jew and sells him, what is his punishment?
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There was a great tragedy in our history that was connected to the above. Can you guess which?
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Why is Miriam’s leprosy mentioned here?
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In what manner are we forbidden to take security (mashkon) from the borrower?
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Sometimes we must keep returning the security daily. Explain.
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Is there a difference in the gravity of the aveiro of withholding wages from a rich worker or a poor one? Proof?
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Is there a difference whether a verdict is tilted for a rich or a poor man?
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Why is the exodus from Mitzrayim mentioned here?
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There is one mitzvoh which can never be done with kavana! Which?
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Do we give pe’ah from fruit trees? Proof?
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What is incorrect in this statement: The prohibition against muzzling (closing the mouth) of animals is applicable only ‘for an ox while he threshes the grain’?
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Why is the subject of malkos written next to the above prohibition?
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Prove that it is against the Torah law to hit a person (even a bad person).
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In what cases does the mitzvoh of yibum not apply?
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And where does chalitzah apply? How is it done?
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What is Amalek compared to?
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Why is it written next to the section on correct weights?
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Prove that cheating in business brings losses and honesty brings blessings.