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

Front: Which offering stays on the flame on the Altar all night?
Back: The elevation-offering [6:2]

Front: The Kohen separates the ash of what the fire consumed of the elevation-offering on the Altar. Where does he place this ash?
Back: Next to the Altar [6:3]

Front: Is the frankincense included in the ‘memorial portion’ of the meal-offering?
Back: Yes [6:8]

Front: True or false: The meal-offering is ‘most holy’ like the sin-offering and like the guilt-offering.
Back: True [6:10]

Front: Regarding the inauguration meal-offering of the Kohanim: What measure of flour was to be brought?
Back: A tenth of an ephah [6:13]

Front: Regarding the inauguration meal-offering of the Kohanim: How much of the meal-offering may be eaten?
Back: None of it [6:16]

Front: True or false: The sin-offering is slaughtered in the same place that the elevation-offering is slaughtered.
Back: True [6:18]

Front: Where is the sin-offering eaten?
Back: In the Courtyard of the Tent of Meeting [6:19]

Front: If a sin-offering is cooked in a copper vessel, what must be done to the vessel?
Back: It must be purged and rinsed in water [6:21]

Front: Where is the blood of a guilt-offering thrown?
Back: Upon the Altar, all around [7:2]

Front: Who may eat the meat of a guilt-offering?
Back: All male Kohanim [7:6]

Front: Which part of an elevation-offering does the Kohen keep?
Back: The hide [7:8]

Front: To whom do all the meal-offerings belong?
Back: To the Kohanim [7:10]

Front: Regarding the thanksgiving offering: Is it an-elevation-offering?
Back: No [7:11]

Front: Regarding the thanksgiving offering: Is it accompanied by unleavened loaves and leavened loaves?
Back: Yes [7:12-13]

Front: Regarding the thanksgiving offering: May one leave over any of it until morning?
Back: No [7:15]

Front: Regarding the feast-offering for a vow or donation, fill in the missing word: ‘What is left over from the flesh of the feast-offering shall be burned in the fire on the ______ day.’
Back: third [7:17]

Front: The flesh of an offering that touches a contaminated item may not be eaten. What must be done to it?
Back: It must be burned in fire [7:19]

Front: A person eats a peace-offering while he is in a state of contamination. What is his punishment?
Back: His soul will be cut off from its people [7:20,21]

Front: True or false? One may not put to use any fat from any animal.
Back: False [7:24]

Front: What is the punishment for one who consumes blood?
Back: His soul will be cut off from its people [7:27]

Front: Which two parts of the feast peace-offering are given to the Kohen?
Back: The breast and the right thigh [7:31-32]

Front: How many times did Moses sprinkle the anointment oil on the Altar?
Back: Seven times [8:11]

Front: List the animals that were brought as offerings in the consecration service of the Kohanim.
Back: A bull and two rams [8:14-29]

Front: On which of these offerings did the Kohanim lean their hands?
Back: On all of them [8:14-29]

Front: Which of these offerings was accompanied by the meal-offering?
Back: The inauguration ram [8:26]

Front: On which parts of the bodies of the Kohanim was the blood of the inauguration ram placed?
Back: On the middle of their right ear, on the big toe of their right foot and on the thumb of their right hand [8:24]

Front: Which part of the inauguration ram did Moses take as his portion?
Back: The breast [8:29]

Front: What did Moses take together with the anointing oil to sprinkle on Aaron and his vestments?
Back: Blood that was on the Altar [8:30]