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

Front: After working for how long, may a Hebrew slave go free for no charge?
Back: Six years [21:2]

Front: Complete: ‘If he shall arrive by himself, he shall leave ______.’
Back: by himself [21:3]

Front: If a master gives his Hebrew slave a woman and she bears him children, to whom do the woman and children belong?
Back: To the master [21:4]

Front: A Hebrew bondsman says that he will not go free and his master brings him to the doorpost. What does the master do to the ear of the slave and with what does he do it?
Back: He bores through his ear with an awl [21:6]

Front: If a bondswoman is displeasing in the eyes of her master and he therefore does not marry her, may he sell her to a strange man and why?
Back: No, because he has betrayed her [21:8]

Front: What is the punishment for one who kills another man with premeditation?
Back: Death [21:12-14]

Front: True or false: The punishment for one who strikes a parent is death.
Back: True [21:15]

Front: True or false: The punishment for one who kidnaps someone and sells the victim is lashes.
Back: False [21:16]

Front: True or false: The prohibition of cursing one’s parent does not apply to one’s mother.
Back: False [21:17]

Front: Fill in the missing words: If men argue and one strikes his fellow with a _____ or a fist, and he does not die but falls into _____: if he arises and goes out under his own power, the one who struck is ______.
Back: stone; bed; absolved/exempt [21:18-19]

Front: In the midst of a fight between men, they collide with a pregnant woman causing her to miscarry. If there is no fatality, who orders the payment?
Back: The judges [21:22]

Front: If a master strikes his slave and damages a part of the slave’s body, the slave may go free. Which two parts of the slave’s body are included in this law?
Back: The eye and the tooth [21:26-27]

Front: If an ox gores a man to death, the ox must be stoned. Is the meat of the ox permissible to be eaten?
Back: No [21:28]

Front: An ox that gores habitually, gores and kills a maidservant. How much must the owner of the ox pay the master of the maidservant?
Back: Thirty silver shekels [21:32]

Front: An ox that gores habitually, gores and kills a maidservant. What must be done to the ox?
Back: It must be stoned [21:32]

Front: If a man uncovers a pit and the ox of his fellow falls into it, is he liable to make restitution?
Back: Yes [21:33-34]

Front: An ox gores and kills the ox of another person. Under what circumstance does the owner of the ox that gored have to pay an ox in place of the ox?
Back: If the ox had gored habitually [21:36]

Front: A man steals an ox and slaughters it. How many times the value of the ox is he liable to pay?
Back: Five times [21:37]

Front: A thief is discovered while tunnelling in and he is struck and dies. Is there blood-guilt on his account?
Back: No [22:1]

Front: What must be done with a thief who is unable to make restitution for his theft?
Back: He must be sold for his theft [22:2]

Front: A stolen living sheep is found in the possession of a thief. How many times the value of the sheep is he liable for?
Back: Two times [22:3]

Front: A man allows his animal to graze in another’s field and the animal therefore devours the field, from which part of his field does the owner of the animal make restitution?
Back: From the best of his field [22:4]

Front: True or false: One cannot be held liable for the damage caused by fire.
Back: False [22:5]

Front: Reuvein gives his donkey to Shimon to safeguard. The donkey dies while under Shimon’s guard but there is no witness to substantiate Shimon’s claim. What must Shimon swear in order to be absolved?
Back: That he did not lay his hand on the possession of Reuvein [22:9-10]

Front: True or false? A borrower is exempt from damages caused to the item being borrowed.
Back: False [22:13]

Front: What is the punishment for being a sorceress?
Back: Death [22:17]

Front: What is the reason given for the prohibition for the Children of Israel to oppress a stranger?
Back: For they themselves were strangers in the land of Egypt [22:20]

Front: Complete: ‘You shall not cause pain to any widow or ______’
Back: orphan [22:21]

Front: True or false: It is permitted to take a garment as security for a loan.
Back: True [22:25]

Front: Until what age may an ox not be presented to God as an offering?
Back: Seven days [22:29]

Front: What should be done with the flesh of an animal that was torn in the field?
Back: It should be thrown to the dogs [22:30]

Front: What must one do if one encounters the wandering ox of his enemy?
Back: He must return the ox [23:4]

Front: If one sees the donkey of someone he hates crouching under its burden, should he help?
Back: Yes [23:5]

Front: Fill in the missing words: ‘the bribe will _____ those who see and corrupt words that are _____.’
Back: blind; just [23:8]

Front: After how many years of sowing one’s land is he obligated to leave his land unattended for a year?
Back: Six years [23:10-11]

Front: Is it permitted to mention the names of other gods?
Back: No [23:13]

Front: Why must the Festival of Matzos be observed in the month of springtime?
Back: For in that month the people left Egypt [23:15]

Front: How many times a year are the men to appear before Hashem?
Back: Three times [23:17]

Front: May the fat of a festival offering be left over until morning?
Back: No [23:18]

Front: What did Hashem send to protect the people on the way and to bring them to the place that he had made ready?
Back: An angel [23:20]

Front: Fill in the missing word: ‘He shall bless your bread and your water, and I shall remove ______ from your midst’
Back: illness [23:25]

Front: What did Hashem say that He would send to drive away the Hivvite, the Canaanite and the Hittite?
Back: A hornet-swarm [23:28]

Front: How would the Children of Israel benefit from God not driving the inhabitants of land away in a single year?
Back: The land would not become desolate and the wildlife of the field multiply against the Children of Israel [23:29]

Front: For what reason should the inhabitants of the land not be allowed to dwell therein?
Back: For they will cause the Children of Israel to sin against God [23:33]

Front: How many pillars did Moses build at the foot of the mountain?
Back: Twelve [24:4]

Front: What else did he build at the foot of the mountain?
Back: An altar [24:4]

Front: After Moses read the Book of the Covenant in the ears of the people, what was their verbal response?
Back: “Everything that Hashem has said, we will do and we will listen!” [24:7]

Front: Besides Moses, Aaron and the seventy elders, who else ascended and saw the God of Israel?
Back: Nadav and Avihu [24:9-10]

Front: What image did they see under God’s feet?
Back: Sapphire brickwork [24:10]

Front: What were the Tablets made from?
Back: Stone [24:12]

Front: For what period of time did the cloud cover Mount Sinai?
Back: Six days [24:16]

Front: For what period of time was Moses on Mount Sinai?
Back: Forty days and forty nights [24:18]