1. What does Michael want for Elias?
(a) Permission for Elias to continue to care for his orchards.
(b) Permission for Elias to emmigrate to the United States.
(c) A school for Elias.
(d) To find him a spot in the children's liberation movement.

2. What is the state of the physical church building?
(a) There never was a church building there.
(b) It is fine but quite filthy.
(c) It is kept up quite well.
(d) In ruins.

3. What do the Christians who remain in Jerusalem continue to believe?
(a) That Jesus is God.
(b) That God designated Jerusalem as the city of salvation.
(c) That Jesus is a metaphor for how one should live.
(d) That Jesus is a human with godlike qualities.

4. What does Elias wonder as he empathizes with the Jews and their treatment by the Third Reich?
(a) Why the good, average Germans allowed it to happen.
(b) Why the Jews did not rise up in mass and fight.
(c) How the Jews who went so meekly to their deaths could be the same ethnic group as the Zionists that murder hundreds.
(d) Why, when they had been so persecuted, they would choose to exhibit the same behaviors toward others in Israel.

5. What does Michael not want Elias to believe?
(a) That the only solution is capituation.
(b) That he is being sent away because they have too many children to feed.
(c) That he is in a position of privilege.
(d) That the only solution is war.