Title: Anki Torah / Chumash
Tags: Chukas Chumash
On every note of this deck, unless a note says otherwise:
Title: The Parsha Challenge: Chukas
Author: Rabbi Jonathan Fox

Front: Regarding the command to take and burn a red cow: Besides being completely red, what other requirements does the cow have to fulfil?
Back: It must be without blemish and no yoke may have come upon it [19:2]

Front: Regarding the command to take and burn a red cow: Is the cow to be slaughtered before it is to be burned?
Back: Yes [19:3]

Front: Regarding the command to take and burn a red cow: What three items must be thrown into the burning of the cow?
Back: Cedarwood, hyssop and crimson thread [19:6]

Front: Regarding the command to take and burn a red cow: Does the person who burns the cow become impure?
Back: Yes [19:8]

Front: Regarding the command to take and burn a red cow: For how long does the one who collects the ashes remain impure?
Back: Until evening [19:10]

Front: A person who touches a human corpse remains impure for seven days. On which of the days must the ashes of the red cow be sprinkled on him?
Back: On day three and day seven [19:12,19]

Front: What is the punishment for one who contaminates the Tabernacle of Hashem while he is impure after having touched a human corpse?
Back: He will be cut off from Israel [19:13]

Front: A person dies in a tent. Do all vessel in the same tent become contaminated?
Back: No [19:15]

Front: What is mixed with the ashes of the red cow before it is sprinkled on an impure person?
Back: Spring water [19:17]

Front: Regarding the one who sprinkles the ashes of the red cow on the impure person: Must he be pure when does the sprinkling?
Back: Yes [19:18]

Front: Regarding the one who sprinkles the ashes of the red cow on the impure person: Is he pure after performing the sprinkling?
Back: No [19:21]

Front: In which place was Miriam buried?
Back: In Kadesh [20:1]

Front: To whom did the People of Israel say: “If only we had perished as our brethren perished before Hashem!”?
Back: To Moses [20:3]

Front: To whom did God say: “speak to the rock before their eyes”
Back: To Moses [20:8]

Front: How many times did Moses strike the rock?
Back: Twice [20:11]

Front: What came forth from the rock?
Back: Abundant water [20:11]

Front: In the words of Hashem, why would Moses and Aaron not bring the congregation to the Land (of Israel)?
Back: Because they did not believe in Him to sanctify Him in the eyes of the Children of Israel [20:12]

Front: Which nation said: “You shall not pass through me – lest I come against you with the sword”?
Back: Edom [20:18]

Front: After Edom refused to allow the Children of Israel to pass through its border, to which mountain did the Children of Israel travel?
Back: To Mount Hor [20:21-22]

Front: On which part of Mount Hor did Aaron die?
Back: On the top [20:28]

Front: For how many days did the House of Israel mourn for Aaron?
Back: For thirty days [20:29]

Front: Which Canaanite king fought with Israel in a place that was named Chormah?
Back: The Canaanite king of Arad [21:1-3]

Front: In response to the people’s complaint regarding the lack of food and water, what did God send to bite the people?
Back: The fiery serpents [21:6]

Front: Of what substance was the serpent that Moses placed on a pole to heal those who had been bitten?
Back: Copper [21:9]

Front: What is the border between Moav and Emor?
Back: Arnon [21:13]

Front: Who sang the song about the well?
Back: Israel [21:17-20]

Front: Did Sichon allow Israel to pass through his border?
Back: No [21:23]

Front: What was the name of the city of Sichon, about which the poets would say that a fire has come forth from it?
Back: Cheshbon [21:26,28]

Front: Who was the king of Bashan?
Back: Og [21:33]