Parashat Ki Teitzei: Scavenger Hunt

Parashah Scavenger Hunt שְׁאֵלוֹת הַשָּׁבוּעַ

According to our parashah, how much inheritance is a first-born supposed to get?

What is the reward for sending away the mother bird before taking her eggs or chicks?
What three animals does the Torah specify must be returned to their owner?

Aliyah #4 (Devarim 23:8-24)

After how many generations can an Edomite or Egyptian enter the קָהָל (kahal, community)?
What are you not allowed to do with a runaway slave?

If you pass through someone’s vineyard, what are the two rules regarding eating the grapes?
Are you allowed to eat someone else's grapes without permission?

Aliyah #6 (Devarim 24:5-13)

What must you not do if you forget a bundle of grain in the field while harvesting?
What has to be done by sunset?

Look anywhere in the parashah to find the answer to these questions!

Which mitzvot in our parashah are connected to memory?
Two amounts of money are mentioned in our parashah. What are they?
Three combinations of things are forbidden in three consecutive verses. What are they?
In this parashah, what different things are we told to return to their owner?
Which mitzvot in this parashah are connected to יְצִיאַת מִצְרַיִם (yetziat Mitzrayim, the Exodus from Egypt)?

From the Haftarah (Yeshayahu 54:1-10)

Scroll down to see the answers!

Answers: 

Aliyah 1

Aliyah 2

Aliyah 3

They did not offer food and water to Benei Yisrael when they passed through their territory on the way from Egypt, and they hired Bilam to curse them (23:5)
You can't wear wool and linen together, and you have to wear גְּדִלִים (gedilim, another word for tzitzit) on four-cornered garments (22:11-12)

Aliyah 4

Aliyah 5

1) You can eat as much as you want while passing through, 2) you can’t collect them in a container (23:25)
Yes! If you're in their field anyhow (Rashi says this is talking about someone who works in the field). But you can only snack on the spot - you can't collect them in a container. (23:25)

Aliyah 6

Aliyah 7

From anywhere in the parashah

Remembering what happened to Miriam, by following the laws of the skin disease צָרַעַת (tzara’at) (24:8-9); Remembering that we were slaves in Egypt, by being fair to the stranger and the orphan and not seizing the property of widows (24:17-18), and by being sure to leave behind olives and grapes for the poor when harvesting (24:20-22); Remembering what Amalek did to us, and blotting out their memory (25:17-19)
100 pieces of silver (22:19) and 50 pieces of silver (22:29)
Planting grain near a vineyard; Plowing with an ox and a donkey at the same time; Wearing fabric that mixes wool and linen (22:9-11)
Lost animals (22:1), other lost objects (22:3), a pledge/collateral item that you take from a poor person when you make them a loan (24:13)
Not compromising the rights of a stranger or an orphan, not seizing the clothing of a widow (24:17); leaving some of your olives and grapes for strangers, orphans, and widows (24:20-21)

Haftarah

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