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

Front: Regarding an elevation-offering (olah) from the cattle, what gender must the animal be?
Back: Male [1:3]

Front: Regarding an elevation-offering (olah) from the cattle, on which part of the animal’s body must the owner lean his hand?
Back: On its head [1:4]

Front: Regarding an elevation-offering (olah) from the cattle, who throws the blood of the animal?
Back: The Kohanim [1:5]

Front: Regarding an elevation-offering (olah) from the cattle, must the offering be skinned?
Back: Yes [1:6]

Front: Regarding an elevation-offering (olah) from the cattle, with what are the innards of the offering washed?
Back: With water [1:9]

Front: Regarding an elevation-offering (olah) from the flock, the sheep or the goats, what gender must the animal be?
Back: Male [1:10]

Front: Regarding an elevation-offering (olah) from the flock, the sheep or the goats, must the animal be unblemished?
Back: Yes [1:10]

Front: Regarding an elevation-offering (olah) from the flock, the sheep or the goats, on which side of the Altar is the animal slaughtered?
Back: The northern side [1:11]

Front: Regarding an elevation-offering (olah) from the flock, the sheep or the goats, are the feet of the offering washed?
Back: Yes [1:13]

Front: Regarding an elevation-offering of the fowl, from what types of fowl may it come?
Back: Turtledoves or young doves [1:14]

Front: Regarding an elevation-offering of the fowl, how is the blood extracted from the fowl?
Back: It is squeezed [1:15]

Front: Regarding an elevation-offering of the fowl, how is the fowl killed?
Back: It is nipped (malak) [1:15]

Front: Regarding an elevation-offering of the fowl, which part of the fowl is thrown to the place of the ashes?
Back: Its crop (with its feathers) [1:16]

Front: When a meal-offering baked in an oven is brought, it can consist of either loaves or wafers. Which of these may be leavened?
Back: Neither [2:4]

Front: When a meal-offering baked in an oven is brought, it can consist of either loaves or wafers. On which of these is oil smeared?
Back: The wafers [2:4]

Front: What would be done with the ‘memorial portion’ of a meal-offering?
Back: It would be burned on the Altar [2:2,9]

Front: True or false: honey may be brought as a fire-offering to Hashem.
Back: False [2:11]

Front: Complete: ‘on your every offering shall you offer _____.’
Back: salt [2:13]

Front: Regarding the feast peace-offering (zevah shelamim) from the cattle, what gender may the animal be?
Back: Male or female [3:1]

Front: Regarding the feast peace-offering (zevah shelamim) from the cattle, is ‘leaning’ on the head of the offering required?
Back: Yes [3:2]

Front: Regarding the feast peace-offering (zevah shelamim) from the cattle, is ‘throwing’ of the blood of the offering required?
Back: Yes [3:2]

Front: Besides the fat, which parts of the feast peace-offering of the flock are burned on the Altar?
Back: The entire tail, the two kidneys, the diaphragm and the liver [3:9-11]

Front: From which animals can a feast peace-offering be brought?
Back: Cattle, sheep and goat [3:1-12]

Front: Regarding the sin-offering of the anointed Kohen, what type of animal must it be?
Back: A bull [4:3]

Front: Regarding the sin-offering of the anointed Kohen, how many times must the blood be sprinkled towards toward the curtain of the Holy?
Back: Seven [4:6]

Front: Regarding the sin-offering of the anointed Kohen, on the horns of which Alter must the blood be put?
Back: The Incense Altar [4:7]

Front: Regarding the sin-offering of the anointed Kohen, other than the fats, which parts of the offering must be removed to the outside of the camp?
Back: The hide, the flesh of the head and the feet, its innards and its waste [4:11]

Front: Regarding the sin-offering for the error of the community, who leans their hands on the head of the bull?
Back: The elders of the assembly [4:15]

Front: Regarding the sin-offering for the error of the community, how many times must the blood be sprinkled towards toward the curtain of the Holy?
Back: Seven [4:17]

Front: Regarding the sin-offering for the error of the community, what must be done with the fats of the offering?
Back: They must be burned on the Altar [4:19]

Front: Regarding the offering brought by a ruler for his unintentional sin: What animal must be brought?
Back: A goat [4:23]

Front: Regarding the offering brought by a ruler for his unintentional sin: What gender must the offering be?
Back: Male [4:23]

Front: Regarding the offering brought by an individual for his unintentional sin: What animal must be brought?
Back: A goat or a sheep [4:28,32]

Front: Regarding the offering brought by an individual for his unintentional sin: What gender must the offering be?
Back: Female [4:28,32]

Front: Regarding the offering brought by an individual for his unintentional sin: On which Altar must the blood be placed?
Back: The Elevation-offering Altar [4:30,34]

Front: Regarding the offering brought by an individual for his unintentional sin: Where is the remaining blood poured?
Back: Upon the base of the Altar [4:30,34]

Front: For the transgression of three sins, one brings a variable sin-offering (i.e. the offering varies depending on the means of the transgressor). Is the transgressor obligated to confess his sin?
Back: Yes [5:5]

Front: For the transgression of three sins, one brings a variable sin-offering (i.e. the offering varies depending on the means of the transgressor). If the transgressor has unlimited means, what type of animal must he bring?
Back: A sheep or a goat [5:6]

Front: For the transgression of three sins, one brings a variable sin-offering (i.e. the offering varies depending on the means of the transgressor). If the transgressor brings birds as his offering, are both birds sin-offerings?
Back: No [5:7]

Front: For the transgression of three sins, one brings a variable sin-offering (i.e. the offering varies depending on the means of the transgressor). If the transgressor cannot afford to bring birds as his offering, what must he bring as his offering?
Back: A tenth-ephah of fine flour [5:11]

Front: If a person commits treachery against Hashem’s holies, he must bring a guilt-offering and make restitution. What animal must he bring?
Back: A ram [5:15]

Front: If a person commits treachery against Hashem’s holies, he must bring a guilt-offering and make restitution. How much must he add to the restitution and to whom must he give it?
Back: One-fifth to the Kohen [5:16]

Front: A person finds a lost item, denies that he found it and swears falsely concerning it. Must he bring a guilt-offering?
Back: Yes [5:25]

Front: A person finds a lost item, denies that he found it and swears falsely concerning it. How much must he repay and how much must he add to it?
Back: The principal and he must add a fifth [5:24]