1.
A woman who gives birth to a son was tamei for ______ day(s).
2.
A male child is to be circumcised on the ______ day.
3.
A woman who gives birth to a ____ must wait seven days before she could be purified from her bleeding.
4.
After purification, a woman who has given birth is to bring what as a korban chata’at?
6.
After purification, a woman who has given birth is to bring what as a korban Olah?
8.
If a person has a bright spot, swelling, or a ______ it may be Tza’arat.
9.
The person to diagnose Tza’arat.
10.
If a person had a sore on his head, what color hair determined if the person was tamei?
11.
The cry of a person with Tza’arat.
12.
One of the 2 colors the kohen was to look for as a spreading of Tza’arat in clothing. What was the other?
13.
When a person with Tza’arat came for cleansing a _____ was killed over a clay pot filled with water.
14.
A person with Tza’arat.
15.
The blood of the korban chata’at of the person seeking purification from Tza’arat is to be put on his right ______.
16.
The bird killed for the cleansing of a house from Tza’arat was killed over fresh water in a ________.
17.
Anyone touching a man who has a bodily discharge will be tamei until ______.
18.
If man with a discharge _____ on another, they become tamei.
