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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part One, Chapters V-IX.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where are Elisha and Pappas going when they run into Theo?
(a) They are going to study Greek and Roman works.
(b) They are headed to watch a cow give birth.
(c) They are going to find Elisha's father and his uncle.
(d) They are going to find an encampment of Roman soldiers in the area.
2. What do Deborah's behavior and actions at the feast make very clear about her character?
(a) That she is in love with Pappas.
(b) That she values wealth more than friendship.
(c) That she is warm and genuine.
(d) That she is very temperamental.
3. When Elisha's trial period as a sage apprentice is over, what does he decide to do?
(a) He returns home and learns carpentry with Pappas.
(b) He runs away from Uncle Amram.
(c) He chooses to continue his training with Joshua.
(d) He swims in the Red Sea and drowns.
4. When Elisha is notified that he is now a candidate for ordination, Deborah insists what of the servants?
(a) She insists they kneel before Elisha.
(b) She insists they prepare a feast for themselves.
(c) She insists they call Elisha, Rabbi.
(d) She insists they take a week off.
5. When Pappas finds Elisha alone in the garden, what does he tell him?
(a) That he is moving to Antioch.
(b) That he is betrothed to Theo.
(c) That he loves Deborah.
(d) That he wishes to move in with Elisha.
Short Answer Questions
1. When Elisha is going back to Nicholaus, what does he overhear his father say to Uncle Amram?
2. Whose mother dies soon after childbirth?
3. Why is Abuyah considered something of a heretic among others in this society?
4. Who tells Elisha Pappas is not good company for him, and that he should not be reading Greek books?
5. While the seventy sages of the Sanhedrin are in session, who raises the question about whether a man should use Greek books and letters to read and study?
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