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Hebrew-language Talmud worksheet for Grades 7 through 10 with fourteen comprehension questions on Jewish marriage law.
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Talmud Study: Laws of Marriage (Kiddushin)

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This Talmud-study worksheet for Grades 7–10 contains fourteen open-response questions in Hebrew on Jewish marriage law, covering prohibited and permitted unions, rabbinic positions, and halakhic principles. Topics include differing rabbinic opinions on marriage eligibility, categories of women, and applications of specific rulings. Suitable for advanced Hebrew and Jewish-studies students engaged in textual analysis.

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Foreign Languages
Topic:
Hebrew
Grade Level:
7th – 10th Grades
Updated September 2025

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