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

Front: On the eighth day of the inauguration of the Kohanim, Moses instructed Aaron to bring a number animal offerings. List the animals that were to be brought as sin-offerings and for whom were they to be brought.
Back: A young bull as a sin-offering for Aaron and a he-goat as a sin-offering for the Children of Israel [9:2,3]

Front: On the eighth day of the inauguration of the Kohanim, Moses instructed Aaron to bring a number animal offerings. How many elevation-offerings were to be brought?
Back: Three [9:2,3]

Front: Besides the fats, which parts of his inauguration calf sin-offering did Aaron burn on the Altar?
Back: The kidneys, the diaphragm and the liver [9:10]

Front: What animals did Aaron slaughter as inauguration feast peace-offerings for the people?
Back: A bull and a ram [9:18]

Front: True or false: Moses alone blessed the people after the inauguration service.
Back: False [9:22-23]

Front: When the people saw the fire go forth from Hashem and consume the elevation-offering, what did the people do?
Back: They sang glad song and fell on their faces [9:24]

Front: Which of the sons of Aaron brought an alien fire before Hashem?
Back: Nadav and Avihu [10:1]

Front: How did Nadav and Avihu die?
Back: They were consumed by a fire that came forth from before Hashem [10:2]

Front: Who was the father of Mishael and Eltzaphan?
Back: Uzziel [10:4]

Front: To whom did Moses say: “Do not leave your heads unshorn and do not rend your garments that you not die”?
Back: Aaron, Elazar and Ithamar [10:6]

Front: To whom did Hashem say: “Do not drink intoxicating wine, you and your sons with you, when you come to the Tent of Meeting”?
Back: Aaron [10:8,9]

Front: Did Moses command Aaron and Aaron’s sons to eat the inauguration meal-offering?
Back: Yes [10:12]

Front: Regarding which offering was Moses angry that it was not burned?
Back: The sin-offering [10:16,17]

Front: Who said to whom: “Now that such things befell me – were I to eat this day’s sin-offering, would Hashem approve?”
Back: Aaron to Moses [10:19]

Front: Which of the following characteristics are required to make an animal permissible to be eaten: partially split hooves; split hooves that are completely separated; not chew the cud; chew the cud?
Back: Split hooves that are completely separated and chew the cud [11:3]

Front: For each of the following state why it is not permissible to be eaten: The camel.
Back: It does not have split hooves [11:4]

Front: For each of the following state why it is not permissible to be eaten: The pig.
Back: It does not chew the cud [11:7]

Front: A person carries the carcass of a non-kosher animal. Do his garments require immersion?
Back: Yes [11:25]

Front: A person carries the carcass of a non-kosher animal. Until when is he impure?
Back: Until evening [11:25]

Front: A person carries the carcass of a kosher animal. Does the person become contaminated?
Back: Yes [11:39]

Front: A person carries the carcass of a kosher animal. Do his clothes become contaminated?
Back: Yes [11:39]