The Redemption of the Firstborn - Exam
  • 1. According to the Torah, which tribe was not required to redeem their firstborn sons?
A) The Kohanim
B) The Israelites
C) The Levites
D) The Judahites
  • 2. What is the amount traditionally paid to redeem a firstborn son?
A) Ten silver shekels
B) One silver shekel
C) Three silver shekels
D) Five silver shekels
  • 3. What does the term 'Pidyon Haben' refer to?
A) The redemption of the firstborn son
B) A family feast
C) A mourning ritual
D) The naming ceremony for a boy
  • 4. What animal is sometimes involved in the Pidyon Haben process?
A) A goat
B) A cow
C) A donkey
D) A sheep
  • 5. When is the ceremony of Pidyon Haben typically performed?
A) On the 40th day after birth
B) On the 8th day after birth
C) On the 1st day after birth
D) On the 31st day after birth
  • 6. What is the significance of the Shekalim in the Pidyon Haben?
A) They symbolize wealth
B) They are religious texts
C) They are used for the redemption price
D) They are a form of currency
  • 7. What does the father recite during the Pidyon Haben ceremony?
A) A blessing to redeem his son
B) A verse from the Torah
C) A prayer for the community
D) A song of praise
  • 8. How does the Pidyon Haben reflect on parental responsibility?
A) It indicates the importance of lineage
B) It highlights the father's wealth
C) It signifies a community's approval
D) It emphasizes dedicating the child to God
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