1. What were the differences between the clean and unclean animals in Leviticus 11?
Unclean animals either chewed the cud or had divided hoofs or both.

2. Name some other reasons some animals may have been cleaner than others?
They didn't eat meat and they were domesticated so were not as apt to have parasites.

3. What was the criteria for edible water creatures?
They could not crawl and must have both fins and scales.

4. What seemed to be the difference in the edible and non-edible fowl?
The non-edible fowl were mainly scavengers or flesh eaters.

5. What was to happen to dishes or pots that a dead carcase came into contact with?
They were to be broken.

6. What did the creeping things in Leviticus 11:41 represent?
The fall of man.

7. When was a baby boy to be circumcised?
On the eighth day.

8. How long did a woman's purification period last after she had a boy (total time)?
Forty days.

9. How long did a woman's purification period last after she had a girl (total time)?
Eighty days.

10. Why was a woman deemed unclean after childbirth? (Answers may vary)
Probably because of the issue of blood after childbirth.

11. What did the new mother have to do after her purification period was ended (after childbirth)?
Take a burnt offering and a sin offering to the priest.

12. What is leprosy?
A contagious disease characterized by ulcers of the skin, bone, and viscera and leading to loss of sensation, paralysis, gangrene, and deformation.

13. For how long was a leper quarantined by the priest before he was pronounced unclean?
7 days.

14. What happened to a person once pronounced a leper?
He had to live outside the camp.

15. Were any lepers ever cured?
Yes, but not often.

16. Who was healed from leprosy after Elisha told him to dip seven times in the Jordan river?
Naaman.

17. Where did the priest offer the sacrifice for a cleansed leper?
Outside the camp.

18. What kind of animals were used for the first sacrifice of a cleansed leper?
Two birds.

19. What was different about the offering of the birds in the first sacrifice of a cleansed leper?
One was slain but the other was set free.

20. What did the cleansed leper do after the first sacrifice?
He lived inside the city but outside his house for 7 days, shaved and washed the eighth day then took another sacrifice to the priest