Question 1

What is the maximum height a sukka can be to be valid according to the main rule?

Accepted Answer

20 cubits

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15 cubits

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10 cubits

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30 cubits

Question 2

What makes a sukka considered 'old'?

Accepted Answer

Built 30 days or more before the festival

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Built on the day of the festival

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Built 20 days before the festival

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Built 10 days before the festival

Question 3

Which condition makes a sukka unfit if it has more sunlight than shade?

Accepted Answer

When sunlight is greater than shade

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When it has two walls

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When it has no roof

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When it is too tall

Question 4

What do Beit Hillel say about an old sukka that was built for the festival?

Accepted Answer

It is fit for use

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It is not allowed at all

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It is unfit

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It can be used for decoration

Question 5

What is the minimum height a sukka must be to be considered fit?

Accepted Answer

10 handbreadths

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5 handbreadths

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15 handbreadths

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20 handbreadths

Question 6

Which of the following is NOT a reason for a sukka to be unfit?

Accepted Answer

Having three walls

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Sunlight is greater than shade

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More than 20 cubits high

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Less than 10 handbreadths high

Question 7

What do the scholars say about a sukka built before the holiday if it was made explicitly for the mitzva?

Accepted Answer

It is fit

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It is only valid if built one day before

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It can only be used for decoration

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It is unfit

Question 8

What is a key requirement for a sukka's roofing to be valid?

Accepted Answer

It must provide more shade than sunlight

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It must be made of wood

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It must be at least 5 cubits high

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It must be colorful

Question 9

According to Rabbi Yehuda, what is the status of a sukka that is more than 20 cubits high?

Accepted Answer

It is fit

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It can only be used for decoration

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It is unfit

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It is valid for one day only

Question 10

What happens if a sukka has less than three walls?

Accepted Answer

It is unfit

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It is only fit for decoration

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It can be used for storage

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It is fit

Question 11

What happens to a sukka that is taller than twenty cubits?

Accepted Answer

It is unfit for use.

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It is fit for use.

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It can only be used on Shabbat.

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It is a special kind of sukka.

Question 12

What is considered an old sukka?

Accepted Answer

A sukka built thirty days before the holiday without stating it was for the mitzva.

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A sukka built the day before the holiday.

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A sukka built for any reason without a time limit.

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A sukka that has decorations for the holiday.

Question 13

What do Beit Hillel think about an old sukka made for the holiday?

Accepted Answer

It is fit for use in the mitzva.

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It can only be used for decoration.

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It is unfit for use in the mitzva.

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It must be rebuilt.

Question 14

What must a sukka have to be considered valid aside from height?

Accepted Answer

It must have three walls.

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It must be decorated with fruits.

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It must have a roof made of glass.

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It must have four walls.

Question 15

What is a requirement for the roofing of a sukka?

Accepted Answer

The sunlight that comes through cannot be more than the shade.

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It must have decorations on top.

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It cannot touch the walls.

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It must be made of wood only.

Question 16

How does Rabbi Yehuda view a sukka that is more than twenty cubits high?

Accepted Answer

He deems it fit.

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He says it must be rebuilt.

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He does not have an opinion on it.

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He considers it unfit.

Question 17

What happens if a sukka does not have enough shade compared to sunlight?

Accepted Answer

It is unfit for use.

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It can be used next year.

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It is considered a special type of sukka.

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It is automatically kosher.

Question 18

What distinguishes a sukka built for the mitzva from one built for another purpose?

Accepted Answer

The intention behind constructing it for the holiday.

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The size of the sukka.

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The color of the decorations.

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The materials used to build it.

Question 19

What is the minimum height a sukka must be to be considered valid?

Accepted Answer

It must be at least ten handbreadths high.

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It can be any height.

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It must be at least twenty cubits high.

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It must be at least five feet high.

Question 20

What do Beit Shammai say about an old sukka built for the holiday?

Accepted Answer

They consider it unfit for the mitzva.

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They require it to be rebuilt.

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They think it can be used only if decorated.

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They say it is perfectly fine.

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