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

Front: List the blood relatives for whom a Kohen may contaminate himself.
Back: Mother, father, son, daughter, brother and unmarried virgin sister [21:2-3]

Front: True or false: A Kohen may make a gash in his flesh.
Back: False [21:5]

Front: Is a Kohen permitted to marry a divorcee?
Back: No [21:7]

Front: What type of death penalty is administered to the daughter of a Kohen who commits adultery?
Back: Burning by fire [21:9]

Front: Which Kohen may not contaminate himself for his father?
Back: The Kohen who is exalted above his brethren (i.e. the Kohen Gadol) [21:10-11]

Front: True or false: All Kohanim are suitable to perform the sacrificial service.
Back: False [21:17-21]

Front: Is a Kohen with a broken leg considered ‘blemished’?
Back: Yes [21:19]

Front: Can a Kohen become a metzora?
Back: Yes [22:4]

Front: May a Kohen who is a zav eat from the holies?
Back: No [22:4]

Front: May a non-Kohen) eat from the holy?
Back: No [22:10]

Front: If a man eats of the holy inadvertently, how much must he repay the Kohen over and above the principal?
Back: A fifth of the principal [22:14]

Front: Must a feast peace-offering be blemish-free?
Back: Yes [22:21]

Front: For each of the following, state if it is considered a blemish to disqualify an animal from being offered: Blind
Back: Yes [22:22]

Front: For each of the following, state if it is considered a blemish to disqualify an animal from being offered: Deaf
Back: No [22:22-24]

Front: For each of the following, state if it is considered a blemish to disqualify an animal from being offered: Unsplit hooves
Back: Yes [22:23]

Front: For how many days from when an animal is born, is it unsuitable to be offered as a sacrifice?
Back: Seven [22:27]

Front: What reason is given for the prohibition of slaughtering an animal and its offspring on the same day?
Back: No reason is given [22:28]

Front: Fill in the missing word: ‘You shall not desecrate My ______ Name, rather I should be _______ among the Children of Israel’
Back: holy; sanctified [22:32]

Front: What date and at what part of the day is the time for the pesach-offering?
Back: The fourteenth day of the first month in the afternoon [23:5]

Front: Which days of the Festival of Matzos are to be holy?
Back: The first and the seventh [23:7-8]

Front: What measure from the first harvest is to be brought on the morrow of the rest day?
Back: An omer [23:10]

Front: Who is required to wave this measure?
Back: The Kohen [23:11]

Front: What type of animal was to be offered up on this day?
Back: A lamb (in its first year) [23:12]

Front: What may not be eaten until the bringing of the offerings on this day?
Back: Bread, roasted kernels or plump kernels [23:14]

Front: How many weeks are to be counted from the bringing of the Omer until the bringing of the two loaves of bread?
Back: Seven [23:15-17]

Front: Are the two loaves of bread to be leavened or unleavened?
Back: Leavened [23:17]

Front: How many animals are to be offered as an elevation-offering with the two loaves of bread?
Back: Nine [23:18]

Front: What day of the seventh month is to be a remembrance with shofar blasts?
Back: The first day [23:24]

Front: On what day of the seventh month is one to afflict oneself?
Back: The tenth [23:27]

Front: The seventh month, the tenth day, one afflicts himself. What is this day called?
Back: The Day of Atonement [23:28]

Front: May work be done on The Day of Atonement?
Back: No [23:28]

Front: For how many days is the Festival of Succos?
Back: Seven days [23:34]

Front: Which festival is also called ‘Hashem’s Festival’?
Back: Succos [23:34;39]

Front: Fill in the missing words: ‘You shall take for yourselves on the first day the fruit of a ____ tree, the branches of _____ palms, twigs of a plaited tree and ______ of the brook; and you shall _____ before Hashem, your God, for a seven-day period.’
Back: citron; date; willows; rejoice [23:40]

Front: What reason is given for the command to dwell in booths for a seven-day period?
Back: ‘So that your generations will know that I caused the Children of Israel to dwell in booths when I took them from the land of Egypt’ [23:43]

Front: What type of oil was required to kindle the lamps of the Menorah?
Back: Clear olive oil [24:2]

Front: How many loaves were to be placed in each stack on the Table?
Back: Six [24:6]

Front: On what day of the week would the loaves be stacked?
Back: On the Sabbath [24:8]

Front: Who would eat the loaves that were stacked on the table?
Back: Aaron and his sons (i.e. the Kohanim) [24:9]

Front: What was the name of the mother of the man who pronounced the Name and blasphemed?
Back: Shlomis daughter of Divri [24:11]

Front: The man who pronounced the Name and blasphemed, what was his Divinely ordained punishment?
Back: Death through stoning [24:13-14]

Front: True or false: One who kills an animal is not required to make restitution.
Back: False [24:18]

Front: ‘And if a man wounds his fellow, as he did so shall be __________.’
Back: ‘done to him’ [24:19]