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

Front: As part of the first ritual of purification of a metzora, two birds are taken. Into what type of vessel is the one bird slaughtered?
Back: An earthenware vessel [14:5]

Front: As part of the first ritual of purification of a metzora, two birds are taken. At what stage is the other bird slaughtered?
Back: It is not slaughtered at all [14:7]

Front: As part of the first ritual of purification of a metzora, two birds are taken. How many times is the mixture of blood and spring water sprinkled on the metzora?
Back: Seven times [14:7]

Front: Which of the following are required as part of the purification process of the metzora: shaving of the hair; immersion of the clothes in water; pouring of water on the body?
Back: shaving of the hair; immersion of the clothes in water [14:9]

Front: Regarding the sacrificial offerings of the metzora: List the parts of the body of the metzora on which the Kohen places the blood of the guilt-offering.
Back: The middle part of the right ear, the thumb of the right hand and the big toe of the right foot [14:14,25]

Front: Regarding the sacrificial offerings of the metzora: How many times does the Kohen sprinkle the oil?
Back: Seven [14:16,27]

Front: Regarding the sacrificial offerings of the metzora: On which part of the metzora’s body does the Kohen put the rest of the oil that is in his palm?
Back: On his head [14:18,29]

Front: Regarding a metzora who has the financial means, what animals does he bring as a sin-offering and an elevation-offering?
Back: A sheep and a ewe [14:10]

Front: An affliction appears in a house. What must be done with the contents of the house, before the Kohen inspects it?
Back: They must be removed from the house [14:36]

Front: An affliction appears in a house. What colour/s does the affliction need to be to render the house subject to quarantine?
Back: Deep green or deep red [14:37]

Front: After a house had been quarantined for seven days, the Kohen sees that the affliction has spread. Which of the stones in the house must be removed?
Back: The ones containing the affliction [14:40]

Front: After re-plastering a house that contained an affliction, the affliction erupts again. What must be done to the house?
Back: It must be demolished [14:45]

Front: What is the status of one who enters a house while the house is quarantined?
Back: He is contaminated until evening [14:46]

Front: After a Kohen declares a house pure, he takes two birds and cedarwood as part of the purification ritual. What two other items does he take?
Back: Crimson thread and hyssop [14:49]

Front: A man experiences zav discharges and is rendered a zav. Are the discharges contaminated?
Back: Yes [15:2]

Front: A man experiences zav discharges and is rendered a zav.If the zav lies on a bed, does the bed become impure?
Back: Yes [15:4]

Front: A man experiences zav discharges and is rendered a zav. If the zav touches another person, what must the other person do for his garments and him to become pure?
Back: He must immerse his garments and himself in water and wait until evening [15:11]

Front: True or false: The spit of a zav is pure.
Back: False [15:8]

Front: How many days must a zav wait before he must immerse his garments and his flesh?
Back: Seven days [15:13]

Front: What animals must the zav bring as sacrifices on the day after his immersion?
Back: Two turtledoves or two young doves [15:14]

Front: A man discharged semen. After immersing in water, when does he become pure?
Back: In the evening [15:16]

Front: True or false: A man and woman who have conjugal relations require immersion in water as part of their purification process.
Back: True [15:18]

Front: A woman has a discharge during her ‘period of separation’ rendering her a niddah. how long the person is contaminated: A person who touches her bedding and then immerses in water.
Back: Until evening [15:21]

Front: A woman has a discharge during her ‘period of separation’ rendering her a niddah. For each of the following state for how long the person is contaminated: A person who touches a utensil on which she sat and then immerses in water.
Back: Until evening [15:23]

Front: A woman has a discharge during her ‘period of separation’ rendering her a niddah. For each of the following state for how long the person is contaminated: A man who has relations with her.
Back: A seven-day period [15:24]

Front: A woman has discharges outside her ‘period of separation’ rendering her a zavah.Is she contaminated?
Back: Yes [15:25]

Front: A woman has discharges outside her ‘period of separation’ rendering her a zavah. Once her discharges cease, how many days must she count before becoming purified?
Back: Seven [15:28]