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

Front: A woman gives birth to a male. For how many days is she contaminated?
Back: Seven days [12:2]

Front: A woman gives birth to a male. After her period of contamination, for how many days may she not touch anything sacred?
Back: Thirty-three [12:4]

Front: A woman gives birth to a female. For how many weeks is the mother contaminated?
Back: Two weeks [12:5]

Front: A woman gives birth and completes her ‘days of purity’. What two types of offerings must she bring?
Back: An elevation-offering and a sin-offering [12:6]

Front: A person notices a s’eis affliction on his skin. To whom must he go for the s’eis to be examined?
Back: To a Kohen [13:2]

Front: A person notices a s’eis affliction on his skin. What two characteristics render the affliction a tzaraas?
Back: The hair has turned white and the affliction appears deeper than the skin [13:3]

Front: A person notices a white baheres on his skin but it does not appear deeper than the skin and the hair in it has not turned white. For how many days must the Kohen quarantine the affliction?
Back: Seven [13:5]

Front: Complete: ‘if the affliction has dimmed and the affliction has not spread on the skin, then the Kohen shall declare him pure, it is a _________’
Back: mispachas [13:6]

Front: Healthy live skin is seen in a white s’eis on the skin. Does this indicate a tzaraas?
Back: Yes [13:10-11]

Front: If a tzaraas erupts on the skin and covers the entire body, what is the status of the affliction?
Back: Pure [13:12-13]

Front: True or false: a tzaraas affliction that appears on the place of an inflammation on the skin cannot be declared impure.
Back: False [13:18-23]

Front: What colour hair is a sign of contamination for an affliction on the scalp?
Back: Golden hair [13:30]

Front: What is the term for an impure affliction of the scalp or beard?
Back: A nesek [13:30]

Front: What is the term for a skin affliction of white spots?
Back: A bohak [13:39]

Front: Does the loss of hair on the front part of a person’s head render him impure?
Back: No [13:41]

Front: A person has been rendered impure as he has a tzaraas affliction. What must be done to his garments?
Back: They must be torn [13:45]

Front: A person has been rendered impure as he has a tzaraas affliction. May he cut his hair?
Back: No [13:45]

Front: A person has been rendered impure as he has a tzaraas affliction. What must he call out?
Back: “Contaminated, contaminated!” [13:45]

Front: A person has been rendered impure as he has a tzaraas affliction. Where must he dwell?
Back: Outside the camp [13:46]

Front: For an affliction in a garment to be rendered impure, it must be made from one of three materials. List these materials.
Back: Linen, wool and leather [13:48]

Front: What colour/s would an affliction in a garment require it to be shown to a Kohen?
Back: Deep green or deep red [13:49]

Front: What must be done to a garment that is contaminated with tzaraas?
Back: It must be burned in fire [13:52]