 The Gemara explained that the word "attend" (, "hasket") in teaches that students should form groups ("aso kitot") to study the Torah, as one can acquire knowledge of the Torah only in association with others, and this is in accord with what Rabbi Jose ben Hanina said when he interpreted the words of "A sword is upon the boasters (, "baddim") and they shall become fools," to mean that a sword is upon the scholars who sit separately ("bad bebad") to study the Torah.The Gemara offered another explanation of the word "attend" (, "hasket") in to mean, "be silent" ("has") listening to the lesson, and then "analyze" ("katet"), as Rava taught that a person should always first learn Torah, and then scrutinize it.Our Rabbis asked in a Baraita why says, "You shall set the blessing upon Mount Gerizim and the curse upon mount Ebal."