Mishna 1; Mr. Farfel Flinkenstein’s mom passes away at the age of 131 years young. Before his mom gets buried, Mr. Farfel is now ____________

Mishna 1; Before burying an immediate family, a person ______________________ since he’s busy preparing for the funeral.

Mishna 1; Why is it that when someone is at a funeral and participating in carrying the coffin, they do not have to say Shema at that moment?

Mishna 1; Which three mitzvos does the Mishna list that someone is patur from doing - before burying his immediate family member?

Mishna 1; You go to a funeral and you are needed to carry the coffin right now. The time for Krias Shema is about to pass.

Mishna 1; You’re at a funeral and are standing in the back, not involved in carrying the coffin and the mourners can’t see you. The time for Shema comes and is about to pass. What should you do?

Mishna 2; After the funeral, the mourners line up to walk through the path made by the people there. You are standing in the front row but all the way at the end. You know that it’ll be a couple of minutes until the mourners are in front of you. The time for Shema is about to pass. What should you do?

Is it a Mitzvah to be part of a funeral if you’re able to?

Mishna 3; Do women have to do all the same mitzvot as men?

Mishna 3; The Mishna lists three mitzvot that women, slaves and children have to do. What are they?

Mishna 3; Is a person who is currently a 'Katan' (a child) obligated in the Mitzvah of Tefillin according to the Mishna?

Mishna 1; When the people carrying the coffin change places, do the people who are 'switching in' (replacing the current carriers) have to say Krias Shema?

Mishna 3; According to the Mishna, which groups of people are exempt from saying the Kriat Shema and from the mitzvah of Tefillin?

Mishna 3; Is a woman obligated in the mitzvah of Mezuzah according to the Mishna?

Mishna 2; When a group of people are standing in a row ('Shura') to comfort the mourners, which people in the row are exempt from saying Shema?