Question 1

What is the basic case of the Mishnah?

Accepted Answer

Someone's jug broke in the public and the water and/or pieces caused damage

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Someone left his ox in the street

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Someone poured water intentionally to trap people

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Someone intentionally smashed his jug in the street

Question 2

According to the Tanna Kama, for which damages is the person liable?

Accepted Answer

Both slipping on the water and damage from the shards

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Only slipping on the water

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Only damage from the shards

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Neither — he is exempt

Question 3

According to Rabbi Yehuda, when is the person liable?

Accepted Answer

He is liable when he keeps ownership of the water and shards

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He is always exempt

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He is always liable

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He is liable when he gives up ownership of the water and shards

Question 4

After learning the entire sugya, what are Rav and Shmuel arguing about?

Accepted Answer

If the water and shards are in the category of Bor or if they are in the category of Shor

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If people pay for things left in public

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If the guy who slipped is chayav

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If the water is a shomer chinam

Question 5

Which is the correct application of the concept קרקע עולם?

Accepted Answer

Slipping on something and getting injured from the ground

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Hashem owns the world

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You get rewarded in the next world for your mitzvos

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When someone's animal injures another person's animal

Question 6

According to Rav Yehuda quoting Rav, what is the owner of the broken jug liable for?

Accepted Answer

Only damage to the person's property

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Only for falling in the pit

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All damage

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Only damage to the person who tripped

Question 7

According to your answer to question 6, what category of damage are the water and pieces in?

Accepted Answer

שור

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בור

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אש

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אדם

Question 8

Why does Rav say the water and pieces are in that category of damage?

Accepted Answer

Because they are owned

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Because they hurt someone

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Because they are in public

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Because he is potur

Question 9

Choose which statement is correct:

Accepted Answer

Rav holds if you own an item that causes damage you always pay, but the water didn't cause the damage

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Rav holds if you own an item that causes damage you always pay, but this water is a bor

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קרקע עולם is חייב מדאורייתא

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Rav holds if you own an item that causes damage you never pay

Question 10

According to Shmuel, what is the owner not liable for?

Accepted Answer

The person's objects

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קרקע עולם

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Any damage

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Death of an animal

Question 11

Which statement would Shmuel agree with?

Accepted Answer

All items placed in public are בור because it's like digging a pit

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All items placed in public are אדם because it was a person who did it

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If the thing that damaged is owned, you can sue

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The ground is בור because it's the earth

Question 12

Which is the correct law learned from the drasha of בור?

Accepted Answer

The one who dug it does not pay for death and damage to people but does pay for death and damage to animals

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The one who dug it pays for death to people but not damage to people

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The one who dug it pays for death and damage to people but not damage to animals

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The one who dug it pays for damage to people but not death to people

Question 13

What type of damage from a בור do Rav and Shmuel argue about?

Accepted Answer

Shmuel says the one who dug it pays for damages to a person and Rav says he doesn't

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Both Rav and Shmuel agree the one who dug it doesn't pay for damages to a person

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Both Rav and Shmuel agree the one who dug it pays for damages to a person

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Rav says the one who dug it pays for damages to a person and Shmuel says he doesn't

Question 14

After learning this entire sugya, which of these statements would you say is accurate?

Accepted Answer

Shmuel holds the water is בור and Rav holds it's a שור

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Rav holds the water is אדם but he argues that the pieces of שור are בור

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Rav holds the water is בור and Shmuel holds it's a שור

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Rav holds the water is בור and Shmuel holds it's a שור but they both agree the broken pieces are אדם

Question 15

According to Rav, what is going to make an object a בור?

Accepted Answer

When there isn't an owner

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When it can damage

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When there is an owner

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When it's in public

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