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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What was inscribed on the back of Sahak's slave medallion?
(a) Symbols that represent Jesus' name.
(b) The name of the mine owner.
(c) The mark of the Roman state.
(d) A cross.
2. What was inscribed on the front of Sahak's slave medallion?
(a) His own name, written in Hebrew.
(b) The mark of the Roman state.
(c) Symbols that represent Jesus' name.
(d) The name of the mine owner.
3. Whom does Sahak credit for their release?
(a) God.
(b) The governor.
(c) Himself.
(d) The overseer.
4. Who does Barabbas stay with after he buries the hare-lipped girl?
(a) The resurrected man.
(b) A band of thieves and outlaws he led in the past.
(c) The red-bearded man.
(d) The fat woman.
5. What does Barabbas mention to Sahak that sparks a conversation?
(a) He knew Sahak's father.
(b) He is a Hebrew.
(c) He also received a miracle.
(d) He is a Christian.
6. Who throws the first stone during the hare-lipped girl's execution?
(a) The blind man.
(b) The true believer.
(c) The potter.
(d) The Pharisee.
7. Who releases Barabbas and Sahak from the mines?
(a) The overseer.
(b) The red-bearded man.
(c) Their owner.
(d) The Emperor.
8. What does Sahak show the one-eyed slave?
(a) An escape route.
(b) The inscription on the back of his medallion.
(c) His copy of the Scriptures.
(d) The scar on his leg.
9. When the band of thieves discover that Barabbas is missing, where do they search for him?
(a) In the cave that was his old home.
(b) In Jerusalem.
(c) Near the hare-lipped girl's grave.
(d) Near the place where Eliahu died.
10. How does Barabbas act towards his former friends after he buries the hare-lipped girl?
(a) Indifferent.
(b) Angry.
(c) Cheerful.
(d) Violent.
11. What religious philosophy does the overseer have?
(a) Worship all gods so none of them will be offended.
(b) Worship no one and worry about nothing.
(c) Worship the state that takes care of you.
(d) One God for all men.
12. What might Barabbas have been doing in Gerizim?
(a) Praying at the temple.
(b) Making clay pots.
(c) Sacrificing a lamb on the Passover.
(d) Languishing in jail.
13. What do the soldiers do once Sahak is dead?
(a) They slowly return to their duties.
(b) The kneel in prayer.
(c) They burn his body.
(d) They hurriedly leave the hill.
14. Why does Sahak believe he had been the recipient of a miracle?
(a) Because his father had been blind.
(b) Because he had been moved from the furnaces to the mine.
(c) Because his lame leg had been healed.
(d) Because he had been spared from crucifixion.
15. Where has Barabbas been before he becomes a slave in a Roman governor's house?
(a) In Jerusalem.
(b) On his way to Samaria.
(c) In the copper mines.
(d) In the smelting pit.
Short Answer Questions
1. After Barabbas stops praying, what does he do when Sahak prays?
2. What was significant about Eliahu's attack on Barabbas?
3. How do Barabbas and Sahak feel about their above ground work?
4. What does Barabbas do the night after the stoning?
5. Whom does Sahak claim he belongs to?
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