Question 1

What is the machlokes in the Mishna about shachris?

Accepted Answer

Tanna Kamma says you can daven until chatzos and Rebbe Yehuda says until the 4th hour

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Everyone agrees you can daven until Chatzos but shema must be earlier

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Tanna Kamma says you can daven until the 4th hour and Rebbe Yehuda says until Chatzos

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Tanna Kamma says you can daven until 10am and Rebbe Yehuda says until 9am

Question 2

Which statement is correct about when mincha ends?

Accepted Answer

Rebbe Yehuda's opinion when mincha ends is earlier than the opinion of the Tanna Kamma

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Mincha time never ends

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Rebbe Yehuda's opinion when mincha ends is later than the opinion of the Tanna Kamma

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Rebbe Yehuda and the Tanna Kamma agree on the time mincha ends

Question 3

What is the correct understanding of the statement: tefillas ha'erev ein la keva?

Accepted Answer

Maariv can be davened anytime throughout the night

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Maariv is in the evening

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You can daven maariv anytime you want

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Maariv is not a requirement

Question 4

When the gemara asks 'ad v'ad bichlal, ad v'lo ad bichlal' it means?

Accepted Answer

When we say until the 4th hour does that include the 4th hour as well or only until the end of the 3rd hour

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Are witnesses included in a decision

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When we say until the 4th hour does anyone disagree

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When we say until the 4th hour are we really strict on that

Question 5

When the gemara uses a 'ta shema' to answer the question about the 4th hour, what is it trying to do?

Accepted Answer

Answer the question asked

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Prove that their question is correct

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Show that Rebbe Yehuda is incorrect

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Show that the Tanna Kamma is correct

Question 6

How does the gemara understand the argument about when mincha ends?

Accepted Answer

If plag hamincha was 'ad v'ad bichlal' there would be no argument about when mincha ends

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It's very early and therefore Rabbi Yehuda and the Tanna Kamma cannot agree

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It ends at plag hamincha and therefore it is 'ad v'ad bichlal'

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It's very late and therefore Rabbi Yehuda and the Tanna Kamma cannot agree

Question 7

Explain the concept: 'she'zo tedira v'zo eina tedira'

Accepted Answer

The more frequent mitzvah comes before the less frequent mitzvah

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All mitzvos are important even if they are not frequent

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Rebbe Yehuda must be correct because mincha is every day

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The less frequent mitzvah comes before the more frequent mitzvah

Question 8

Which of these is an example of 'she'zo tedira v'zo eina tedira'?

Accepted Answer

Musaf is not every day and mincha is every day so mincha comes first

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Mincha is once a day and shachris is once a day so they are equal

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Shema is twice a day and Aleinu is 3 times a day so Aleinu always comes first

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Musaf is special on very special days

Question 9

Which of these situations is possible to occur?

Accepted Answer

A person has to choose which to daven first, mincha or musaf

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A person has to choose which to daven first, mincha or Kabbalas Shabbos

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A person has to choose which to daven first, mincha or shachris

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A person has to choose which to daven first, mincha or maariv

Question 10

Explain the concept: 'she'zo overes v'zo eina overes'

Accepted Answer

One mitzvah is going to pass and the other still has time

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One is blind and one is not blind

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One is now and the other is not now

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One is for Jews and one is not for Jews

Question 11

Which explains Rebbe Yehuda's opinion when Musaf and mincha time overlap?

Accepted Answer

Musaf always comes before mincha because we have less time for musaf

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Mincha is most frequent so it should always be before musaf

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Musaf always comes before mincha because it's special

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Mincha always comes before musaf

Question 12

Which explains the Tanna Kamma's opinion when musaf and mincha time overlap?

Accepted Answer

Mincha is most frequent so it should always be before musaf

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Musaf always comes before mincha because it's special

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Mincha always comes before musaf

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Musaf always comes before mincha because we have less time for musaf

Question 13

What question is the gemara trying to answer with the braisa about musaf and mincha overlapping?

Accepted Answer

Ad v'ad bichlal, ad v'lo ad bichlal

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She'zo overes v'zo eina overes

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None of the above

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She'zo tedira v'zo eina tedira

Question 14

Which statement about when mincha and musaf overlap is correct?

Accepted Answer

Mincha and musaf can only overlap if we say 'ad v'ad bichlal'

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Mincha and musaf can only overlap if we say 'ad v'lo ad bichlal'

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Mincha and musaf can never overlap

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When mincha and musaf overlap it must be Yom Tov

Question 15

When the gemara says 'kashya reisha,' what does that tell us?

Accepted Answer

The beginning of the mishna now creates a question on what we just answered

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We don't understand the 1st part of the mishna

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We don't understand any of the mishna

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The beginning of the mishna proves what we just answered

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