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

Front: When the people would enter the Land, on which mountain were the blessings to be delivered?
Back: Mount Gerizim [11:29]

Front: When the people would enter the Land, on which mountain were the curses to be delivered?
Back: Mount Eival [11:29]

Front: When the people would enter the Land, what were they to do with the altars of the inhabitants?
Back: They were to smash them [12:3]

Front: What may not be eaten but should be poured onto the earth like water?
Back: Blood [12:16;24]

Front: Which of the following do not have to be consumed ‘before Hashem’: vow offerings; the firstborn of the cattle; unholy meat?
Back: Unholy meat [12:17;21]

Front: True or false: The inhabitant nations of the Land burned their children in the fire for their gods
Back: True [12:31]

Front: A prophet arises from amidst the people and he encourages the people to follow other gods. He also produces a wonder that comes about. Is it permitted to listen to him?
Back: No [13:4]

Front: A prophet arises from amidst the people and he encourages the people to follow other gods. He also produces a wonder that comes about. What is his punishment?
Back: Death [13:6]

Front: If your son entices people to follow other gods, whose hand should be the first to kill him?
Back: Yours [13:9]

Front: It is discovered that the inhabitants of a city in the Land (of Israel) have gone astray after other gods. What must be done to the inhabitants of the city?
Back: They must be killed with the edge of the sword [13:16]

Front: It is discovered that the inhabitants of a city in the Land (of Israel) have gone astray after other gods. What must be done to the booty of the city?
Back: It must be completely burned [13:17]

Front: May one make a bald spot between one’s eyes in mourning for a dead person?
Back: No [14:1]

Front: How many land animals does the Torah specify that can be eaten?
Back: Ten [14:4-5]

Front: May one touch the carcass of a pig?
Back: No [14:8]

Front: One may redeem the tithe that should be eaten in the place that Hashem will choose to rest His Name. What must be done with the money with which one redeems the tithe?
Back: It must be wrapped up in one’s hand, taken to the place that Hashem will choose and spent there [14:25-26]

Front: How often is a remission of loans instituted?
Back: Once every seven years [15:1]

Front: Is one obligated to lend to one’s destitute ‘brother’?
Back: Yes [15:8]

Front: Fill in the missing words: “You shall surely open your _____ to your brother, to your poor, and to your destitute in your _____.”
Back: hand; Land [15:11]

Front: When a master sends free a Hebrew bondsman, with what three food items should he adorn the bondsman?
Back: Flock, grain and wine [15:14]

Front: Does the law of boring an awl apply to a Hebrew maidservant?
Back: Yes [15:17]

Front: May one shear the male firstborn of one’s flock?
Back: No [15:19]

Front: Which festival is to be observed in the month of spring?
Back: Pesach [16:1-8]

Front: Did the Children of Israel leave Egypt in haste?
Back: Yes [16:3]

Front: May the pesach-offering be slaughtered in any city?
Back: No [16:5]

Front: What festival is to be celebrated seven weeks after ‘the sickle is first put to the standing’?
Back: The festival of Shavuos [16:10]

Front: ‘You shall rejoice on your festival’ – to which festival does this refer?
Back: Succos [16:13-15]

Front: How many times a year must the males ‘appear before Hashem’?
Back: Three times a year [16:16]