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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. How does Eliahu die?
(a) The Roman crucify him.
(b) The Christians stone him.
(c) The fat woman poisions him.
(d) Barbabbas hurls him off a cliff.

2. What does Sahak inscribe on the back of Barabbas' slave medallion?
(a) A dove.
(b) A cross.
(c) Barabbas's name, written in Hebrew.
(d) Symbols that represent Jesus' name.

3. What does the hare-lipped girl say before she dies?
(a) "Forgive me!"
(b) "He has come!"
(c) "Barabbas!"
(d) "Abba!"

4. What happened to Barabbas's mother after she gave birth to him?
(a) She left him with Eliahu.
(b) She sailed to Egypt.
(c) She was taken captive by the Romans.
(d) She died.

5. Where does Barabbas tell Sahak that he had seen Jesus?
(a) On the Mount of Olives.
(b) In the tomb.
(c) In Jerusalem.
(d) On the cross at Golgotha.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does being above ground affect Barabbas and Sahak's relationship?

2. What secret about Eliahu does no one know?

3. Who releases Barabbas and Sahak from the mines?

4. Where do Barabbas and Sahak work after the spring plowing is complete?

5. What does Barabbas allow the governor to do to his slave medallion?

Short Essay Questions

1. To what do the thieves attribute Barabbas's odd behavior?

2. How does the governor view Barabbas?

3. How do Sahak and Barabbas end up standing trial in front of the governor?

4. Describe the hare-lipped girl's burial.

5. Why does the true believer cast the first stone at the hare-lipped girl?

6. What explanation does Barabbas give the governor for the inscription on the back of his medallion?

7. What explanation does Sahak give the governor for the inscription on the back of his medallion?

8. How does Barabbas suffer for the man who died in his place?

9. What is Barabbas reaction to the true believer's action during the stoning?

10. What about Barabbas amazes Sahak?

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