View a FREE sample

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What was inscribed on the back of Sahak's slave medallion?
(a) The mark of the Roman state.
(b) The name of the mine owner.
(c) Symbols that represent Jesus' name.
(d) A cross.

2. What does the blind man find offensive about the hare-lipped girl?
(a) She should beg and take scraps like he does.
(b) She is physically ugly.
(c) She is an unmarried woman seen walking with an unmarried man.
(d) She tell stories of the Son of God returning to heal the sick and create a new world.

3. Who releases Barabbas and Sahak from the mines?
(a) The overseer.
(b) The Emperor.
(c) The red-bearded man.
(d) Their owner.

4. How does Barabbas act towards his former friends after he buries the hare-lipped girl?
(a) Cheerful.
(b) Indifferent.
(c) Violent.
(d) Angry.

5. Who is ordered to throw the first stone during the hare-lipped girl's execution?
(a) The true believer.
(b) The Pharisee.
(c) The blind man.
(d) The potter.

Short Answer Questions

1. What observation does Barabbas make about prayer after Sahak's death?

2. What does the one-eyed slave wear?

3. What do the other slaves in the mill wear?

4. Whom does Sahak credit for their release?

5. How did Barabbas meet the hare-lipped girl?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Barabbas' reaction to Sahak's crucifixion?

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

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

4. What is special about the inscription on the back of Sahak's slave medallion?

5. Why does Sahak refuse to the leave the mines without Barabbas?

6. How does the governor view Barabbas?

7. What is Eliahu's relationship to Barabbas?

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

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

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

(see the answer keys)

This section contains 720 words (approx. 3 pages at 300 words per page) View a FREE sample