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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is special about Lottie's cabin?
(a) It is high on Mount St. Helens.
(b) She designed it herself.
(c) It is large.
(d) It is very expensive.

2. How was Eve created?
(a) From dust.
(b) From thin air.
(c) From the earth.
(d) From Adam's rib.

3. How can Higgs relate to Potiphar's wife?
(a) She lusts after many men.
(b) She does not feel loved by her husband.
(c) She knows how it feels to be nameless in certain situations.
(d) She becomes bored very easily.

4. What happened to Lot's wife?
(a) She tripped and fell.
(b) She refused to leave Sodom.
(c) She saved Lot's life.
(d) She looked back and became a pillar of salt.

5. How does the woman challenge Jesus a bit?
(a) By asking Him to leave her alone.
(b) By harrassing Him.
(c) By asking Him to pull the bucket up from the well.
(d) By asking Him why the well water wasn't good enough for him when it had been for Jacob.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Lottie want to videotape all of the cabin's contents?

2. At the end of the story, what happens to the woman's shame?

3. Why does Crystal like to work during these times?

4. Does anyone know that Sam is in love with Lila?

5. What did Lot offer the men of the city?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Lottie convince the officers to take her back home?

2. How does Lottie's story end?

3. What does everyone think of the stranger's water?

4. What does Crystal have to say about her ex-husbands and current boyfriend?

5. What was the opinion of Samaritans in Jesus' day?

6. What are some reasons for why Lot's wife looked back?

7. How can Higgs relate to Potiphar's wife?

8. Who is Sam Nazar? What does he do every week?

9. What do three men want Lila to do? Does she agree to do it? Why?

10. According to Higgs, how many women plan to be bad girls? What makes someone a bad girl?

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