Gemara

This exam is a skills-based evaluation that tests a student’s ability to
understand a sugya that the student has not prepared for in advance of the
exam. The student will be given a short sugya (of medium-level difficulty) in
the exam, accompanied by selections from various Rishonim and Achronim.
After studying the sugya with the selected mefarshim, students are expected
to answer questions that require an understanding of the logical arguments in
the Talmudic discussion, and explain the various conclusions drawn from the
debate. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

Students are expected to study three sugyos (detailed in the study guide)
to prepare for this exam, and one of the three will appear on the exam.
Students should be able to translate all the text in the sugya. Based on the
marei mekomos listed in the study guide, students will be asked to define
specific machlokos, explain sevaras, identify strengths and weaknesses of
different approaches of the Rishonim, and compare and contrast the various
shitos (positions). The exam will have questions relating to commentary from
both Rishonim and Achronim. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

Students are expected to study three sugyos (detailed in the study guide)
to prepare for this exam, and one of the three will appear on the exam.
Students should be able to translate all the text in the sugya. Based on the
marei mekomos listed in the study guide, students will be asked to define
specific machlokos, explain sevaras, identify strengths and weaknesses of
different approaches of the Rishonim, and compare and contrast the various
shitos (positions). The exam will have questions relating to commentary from
both Rishonim and Achronim. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of 6-8 dapim of Gemara, with Rashi’s
commentary and assigned Tosfosim (about 20). Students will be tested on the
content of the Gemara, Rashi and Tosafos, including both basic and complex
questions and answers relating to the Talmudic discussions. Students should
be prepared to discuss information relating to the study of Gemara, and
should be familiar with the terminology, expressions, rules, acronyms, and
patterns used in the Gemara. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of 6-8 dapim of Gemara, with Rashi’s
commentary and assigned Tosfosim (about 20). Students will be tested on the
content of the Gemara, Rashi and Tosafos, including both basic and complex
questions and answers relating to the Talmudic discussions. Students should
be prepared to discuss information relating to the study of Gemara, and
should be familiar with the terminology, expressions, rules, acronyms, and
patterns used in the Gemara. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of 6-8 dapim of Gemara, with Rashi’s
commentary and assigned Tosfosim (about 20). Students will be tested on the
content of the Gemara, Rashi and Tosafos, including both basic and complex
questions and answers relating to the Talmudic discussions. Students should
be prepared to discuss information relating to the study of Gemara, and
should be familiar with the terminology, expressions, rules, acronyms, and
patterns used in the Gemara. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of 6-8 dapim of Gemara, with Rashi’s
commentary and assigned Tosfosim (about 20). Students will be tested on the
content of the Gemara, Rashi and Tosafos, including both basic and complex
questions and answers relating to the Talmudic discussions. Students should
be prepared to discuss information relating to the study of Gemara, and
should be familiar with the terminology, expressions, rules, acronyms, and
patterns used in the Gemara. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of 6-8 dapim of Gemara, with Rashi’s
commentary and assigned Tosfosim (about 20). Students will be tested on the
content of the Gemara, Rashi and Tosafos, including both basic and complex
questions and answers relating to the Talmudic discussions. Students should
be prepared to discuss information relating to the study of Gemara, and
should be familiar with the terminology, expressions, rules, acronyms, and
patterns used in the Gemara. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of 6-8 dapim of Gemara, with Rashi’s
commentary and assigned Tosfosim (about 20). Students will be tested on the
content of the Gemara, Rashi and Tosafos, including both basic and complex
questions and answers relating to the Talmudic discussions. Students should
be prepared to discuss information relating to the study of Gemara, and
should be familiar with the terminology, expressions, rules, acronyms, and
patterns used in the Gemara. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of 6-8 dapim of Gemara, with Rashi’s
commentary and assigned Tosfosim (about 20). Students will be tested on the
content of the Gemara, Rashi and Tosafos, including both basic and complex
questions and answers relating to the Talmudic discussions. Students should
be prepared to discuss information relating to the study of Gemara, and
should be familiar with the terminology, expressions, rules, acronyms, and
patterns used in the Gemara. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of 6-8 dapim of Gemara, with Rashi’s
commentary and assigned Tosfosim (about 20). Students will be tested on the
content of the Gemara, Rashi and Tosafos, including both basic and complex
questions and answers relating to the Talmudic discussions. Students should
be prepared to discuss information relating to the study of Gemara, and
should be familiar with the terminology, expressions, rules, acronyms, and
patterns used in the Gemara. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of 6-8 dapim of Gemara, with Rashi’s
commentary and assigned Tosfosim (about 20). Students will be tested on the
content of the Gemara, Rashi and Tosafos, including both basic and complex
questions and answers relating to the Talmudic discussions. Students should
be prepared to discuss information relating to the study of Gemara, and
should be familiar with the terminology, expressions, rules, acronyms, and
patterns used in the Gemara. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of 6-8 dapim of Gemara, with Rashi’s
commentary and assigned Tosfosim (about 20). Students will be tested on the
content of the Gemara, Rashi and Tosafos, including both basic and complex
questions and answers relating to the Talmudic discussions. Students should
be prepared to discuss information relating to the study of Gemara, and
should be familiar with the terminology, expressions, rules, acronyms, and
patterns used in the Gemara. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of 6-8 dapim of Gemara, with Rashi’s
commentary, and assigned Tosafos (about 10). Students will be tested on
the content of the Gemara, Rashi and Tosafos, including basic questions and
answers relating to the Talmudic discussions according to Rashi and Tosafos.
Students are expected to know about the halachic works and mefarshim on
the Gemara (as described in the Study Guide), be able to use all the features
on a daf Gemara (such as the Bach), and be familiar with the terminology,
expressions, rules, acronyms, and patterns used in the Gemara. The ability to
read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of 6-8 dapim of Gemara, with Rashi’s
commentary, and assigned Tosafos (about 10). Students will be tested on
the content of the Gemara, Rashi and Tosafos, including basic questions and
answers relating to the Talmudic discussions according to Rashi and Tosafos.
Students are expected to know about the halachic works and mefarshim on
the Gemara (as described in the Study Guide), be able to use all the features
on a daf Gemara (such as the Bach), and be familiar with the terminology,
expressions, rules, acronyms, and patterns used in the Gemara. The ability to
read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of 6-8 dapim of Gemara, with Rashi’s
commentary, and assigned Tosafos (about 10). Students will be tested on
the content of the Gemara, Rashi and Tosafos, including basic questions and
answers relating to the Talmudic discussions according to Rashi and Tosafos.
Students are expected to know about the halachic works and mefarshim on
the Gemara (as described in the Study Guide), be able to use all the features
on a daf Gemara (such as the Bach), and be familiar with the terminology,
expressions, rules, acronyms, and patterns used in the Gemara. The ability to
read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of 6-8 dapim of Gemara, with Rashi’s
commentary, and assigned Tosafos (about 10). Students will be tested on
the content of the Gemara, Rashi and Tosafos, including basic questions and
answers relating to the Talmudic discussions according to Rashi and Tosafos.
Students are expected to know about the halachic works and mefarshim on
the Gemara (as described in the Study Guide), be able to use all the features
on a daf Gemara (such as the Bach), and be familiar with the terminology,
expressions, rules, acronyms, and patterns used in the Gemara. The ability to
read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of 6-8 dapim of Gemara, with Rashi’s
commentary, and assigned Tosafos (about 10). Students will be tested on
the content of the Gemara, Rashi and Tosafos, including basic questions and
answers relating to the Talmudic discussions according to Rashi and Tosafos.
Students are expected to know about the halachic works and mefarshim on
the Gemara (as described in the Study Guide), be able to use all the features
on a daf Gemara (such as the Bach), and be familiar with the terminology,
expressions, rules, acronyms, and patterns used in the Gemara. The ability to
read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of 6-8 dapim of Gemara, with Rashi’s
commentary, and assigned Tosafos (about 10). Students will be tested on
the content of the Gemara, Rashi and Tosafos, including basic questions and
answers relating to the Talmudic discussions according to Rashi and Tosafos.
Students are expected to know about the halachic works and mefarshim on
the Gemara (as described in the Study Guide), be able to use all the features
on a daf Gemara (such as the Bach), and be familiar with the terminology,
expressions, rules, acronyms, and patterns used in the Gemara. The ability to
read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of 6-8 dapim of Gemara, with Rashi’s
commentary, and assigned Tosafos (about 10). Students will be tested on
the content of the Gemara, Rashi and Tosafos, including basic questions and
answers relating to the Talmudic discussions according to Rashi and Tosafos.
Students are expected to know about the halachic works and mefarshim on
the Gemara (as described in the Study Guide), be able to use all the features
on a daf Gemara (such as the Bach), and be familiar with the terminology,
expressions, rules, acronyms, and patterns used in the Gemara. The ability to
read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of 6-8 dapim of Gemara, with Rashi’s
commentary, and assigned Tosafos (about 10). Students will be tested on
the content of the Gemara, Rashi and Tosafos, including basic questions and
answers relating to the Talmudic discussions according to Rashi and Tosafos.
Students are expected to know about the halachic works and mefarshim on
the Gemara (as described in the Study Guide), be able to use all the features
on a daf Gemara (such as the Bach), and be familiar with the terminology,
expressions, rules, acronyms, and patterns used in the Gemara. The ability to
read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of 6-8 dapim of Gemara, with Rashi’s
commentary, and assigned Tosafos (about 10). Students will be tested on
the content of the Gemara, Rashi and Tosafos, including basic questions and
answers relating to the Talmudic discussions according to Rashi and Tosafos.
Students are expected to know about the halachic works and mefarshim on
the Gemara (as described in the Study Guide), be able to use all the features
on a daf Gemara (such as the Bach), and be familiar with the terminology,
expressions, rules, acronyms, and patterns used in the Gemara. The ability to
read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of 6-8 dapim of Gemara, with Rashi’s
commentary, and assigned Tosafos (about 10). Students will be tested on
the content of the Gemara, Rashi and Tosafos, including basic questions and
answers relating to the Talmudic discussions according to Rashi and Tosafos.
Students are expected to know about the halachic works and mefarshim on
the Gemara (as described in the Study Guide), be able to use all the features
on a daf Gemara (such as the Bach), and be familiar with the terminology,
expressions, rules, acronyms, and patterns used in the Gemara. The ability to
read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of about 5 dapim of Gemara text with
questions on assigned Rashis. Students will be asked to translate typical
terms used in the Gemara, as well as some less common ones. Students are
expected to be familiar with complex vocabulary terms, as well as commonly
used expressions, rules, acronyms, and patterns. Students should also have
a detailed understanding of the structure of the daf gemara, background
information on the content of the Mishnah and Gemara (based on a
summary provided in the study guide), and be able to use all the features on
a daf Gemara (such as the Bach). The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of about 5 dapim of Gemara text with
questions on assigned Rashis. Students will be asked to translate typical
terms used in the Gemara, as well as some less common ones. Students are
expected to be familiar with complex vocabulary terms, as well as commonly
used expressions, rules, acronyms, and patterns. Students should also have
a detailed understanding of the structure of the daf gemara, background
information on the content of the Mishnah and Gemara (based on a
summary provided in the study guide), and be able to use all the features on
a daf Gemara (such as the Bach). The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of about 5 dapim of Gemara text with
questions on assigned Rashis. Students will be asked to translate typical
terms used in the Gemara, as well as some less common ones. Students are
expected to be familiar with complex vocabulary terms, as well as commonly
used expressions, rules, acronyms, and patterns. Students should also have
a detailed understanding of the structure of the daf gemara, background
information on the content of the Mishnah and Gemara (based on a
summary provided in the study guide), and be able to use all the features on
a daf Gemara (such as the Bach). The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of about 5 dapim of Gemara text with
questions on assigned Rashis. Students will be asked to translate typical
terms used in the Gemara, as well as some less common ones. Students are
expected to be familiar with complex vocabulary terms, as well as commonly
used expressions, rules, acronyms, and patterns. Students should also have
a detailed understanding of the structure of the daf gemara, background
information on the content of the Mishnah and Gemara (based on a
summary provided in the study guide), and be able to use all the features on
a daf Gemara (such as the Bach). The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of about 5 dapim of Gemara text with
questions on assigned Rashis. Students will be asked to translate typical
terms used in the Gemara, as well as some less common ones. Students are
expected to be familiar with complex vocabulary terms, as well as commonly
used expressions, rules, acronyms, and patterns. Students should also have
a detailed understanding of the structure of the daf gemara, background
information on the content of the Mishnah and Gemara (based on a
summary provided in the study guide), and be able to use all the features on
a daf Gemara (such as the Bach). The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of about 5 dapim of Gemara text with
questions on assigned Rashis. Students will be asked to translate typical
terms used in the Gemara, as well as some less common ones. Students are
expected to be familiar with complex vocabulary terms, as well as commonly
used expressions, rules, acronyms, and patterns. Students should also have
a detailed understanding of the structure of the daf gemara, background
information on the content of the Mishnah and Gemara (based on a
summary provided in the study guide), and be able to use all the features on
a daf Gemara (such as the Bach). The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of about 5 dapim of Gemara text with
questions on assigned Rashis. Students will be asked to translate typical
terms used in the Gemara, as well as some less common ones. Students are
expected to be familiar with complex vocabulary terms, as well as commonly
used expressions, rules, acronyms, and patterns. Students should also have
a detailed understanding of the structure of the daf gemara, background
information on the content of the Mishnah and Gemara (based on a
summary provided in the study guide), and be able to use all the features on
a daf Gemara (such as the Bach). The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of about 5 dapim of Gemara text with
questions on assigned Rashis. Students will be asked to translate typical
terms used in the Gemara, as well as some less common ones. Students are
expected to be familiar with complex vocabulary terms, as well as commonly
used expressions, rules, acronyms, and patterns. Students should also have
a detailed understanding of the structure of the daf gemara, background
information on the content of the Mishnah and Gemara (based on a
summary provided in the study guide), and be able to use all the features on
a daf Gemara (such as the Bach). The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of about 5 dapim of Gemara text with
questions on assigned Rashis. Students will be asked to translate typical
terms used in the Gemara, as well as some less common ones. Students are
expected to be familiar with complex vocabulary terms, as well as commonly
used expressions, rules, acronyms, and patterns. Students should also have
a detailed understanding of the structure of the daf gemara, background
information on the content of the Mishnah and Gemara (based on a
summary provided in the study guide), and be able to use all the features on
a daf Gemara (such as the Bach). The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of about 5 dapim of Gemara text with
a limited number of questions on assigned Rashis. Students will be asked to
translate typical terms used in the Gemara, and are expected to be familiar
with basic vocabulary terms, as well as commonly used expressions, rules,
acronyms, and patterns. Students should also know general information
relating to the study of Gemara, such as the structure of the daf gemara and
the history of the Mishnah and Gemara, based on a summary provided in
the study guide. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of about 5 dapim of Gemara text with
a limited number of questions on assigned Rashis. Students will be asked to
translate typical terms used in the Gemara, and are expected to be familiar
with basic vocabulary terms, as well as commonly used expressions, rules,
acronyms, and patterns. Students should also know general information
relating to the study of Gemara, such as the structure of the daf gemara and
the history of the Mishnah and Gemara, based on a summary provided in
the study guide. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of about 5 dapim of Gemara text with
a limited number of questions on assigned Rashis. Students will be asked to
translate typical terms used in the Gemara, and are expected to be familiar
with basic vocabulary terms, as well as commonly used expressions, rules,
acronyms, and patterns. Students should also know general information
relating to the study of Gemara, such as the structure of the daf gemara and
the history of the Mishnah and Gemara, based on a summary provided in
the study guide. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of about 5 dapim of Gemara text with
a limited number of questions on assigned Rashis. Students will be asked to
translate typical terms used in the Gemara, and are expected to be familiar
with basic vocabulary terms, as well as commonly used expressions, rules,
acronyms, and patterns. Students should also know general information
relating to the study of Gemara, such as the structure of the daf gemara and
the history of the Mishnah and Gemara, based on a summary provided in
the study guide. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of about 5 dapim of Gemara text with
a limited number of questions on assigned Rashis. Students will be asked to
translate typical terms used in the Gemara, and are expected to be familiar
with basic vocabulary terms, as well as commonly used expressions, rules,
acronyms, and patterns. Students should also know general information
relating to the study of Gemara, such as the structure of the daf gemara and
the history of the Mishnah and Gemara, based on a summary provided in
the study guide. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of about 5 dapim of Gemara text with
a limited number of questions on assigned Rashis. Students will be asked to
translate typical terms used in the Gemara, and are expected to be familiar
with basic vocabulary terms, as well as commonly used expressions, rules,
acronyms, and patterns. Students should also know general information
relating to the study of Gemara, such as the structure of the daf Gemara and
the history of the Mishnah and Gemara, based on a summary provided in
the study guide. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of about 5 dapim of Gemara text with
a limited number of questions on assigned Rashis. Students will be asked to
translate typical terms used in the Gemara, and are expected to be familiar
with basic vocabulary terms, as well as commonly used expressions, rules,
acronyms, and patterns. Students should also know general information
relating to the study of Gemara, such as the structure of the daf gemara and
the history of the Mishnah and Gemara, based on a summary provided in
the study guide. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of about 5 dapim of Gemara text with
a limited number of questions on assigned Rashis. Students will be asked to
translate typical terms used in the Gemara, and are expected to be familiar
with basic vocabulary terms, as well as commonly used expressions, rules,
acronyms, and patterns. Students should also know general information
relating to the study of Gemara, such as the structure of the daf gemara and
the history of the Mishnah and Gemara, based on a summary provided in
the study guide. The ability to read Rashi script is required.

This exam requires an understanding of about 5 dapim of Gemara text with
a limited number of questions on assigned Rashis. Students will be asked to
translate typical terms used in the Gemara, and are expected to be familiar
with basic vocabulary terms, as well as commonly used expressions, rules,
acronyms, and patterns. Students should also know general information
relating to the study of Gemara, such as the structure of the daf gemara and
the history of the Mishnah and Gemara, based on a summary provided in
the study guide. The ability to read Rashi script is required.