2. As a person grows deeper in relationship with God, what happens, according to The Discipline of Worship?
(a) They need more and more time to worship.
(b) They become smarter.
(c) They understand more scripture.
(d) Worship becomes more genuine.

3. How does the author define sorrow?
(a) Pitying someone in need.
(b) The opposite of feeling sorry.
(c) Feeling badly for the self.
(d) A remorseful acknowledgment that you have willfully sinned against God.

4. During what event did Jesus wash the feet of the disciples?
(a) The Ascension.
(b) Good Friday.
(c) The Last Supper.
(d) The Crucifixion.

5. According to The Discipline of Submission, what is lauded in our modern culture?
(a) Humility.
(b) Control and power.
(c) Christianity.
(d) Silence.

6. According to Foster, what is the final step to improved obedience through worship?
(a) Willingly giving time to God.
(b) Giving thanksgiving.
(c) Striving for a personal encounter with God everyday.
(d) Being physically present.

7. Using words to control becomes what, according to The Discipline of Silence?
(a) Manipulation.
(b) True respect.
(c) Discernment.
(d) A means of God's power.

8. What is the first act of submission, according to Foster?
(a) To our spouses.
(b) To ourselves.
(c) To our brothers and sisters in Christ.
(d) To the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

9. What is the goal of the examination of the conscience, as stated by the author?
(a) To ask God to open our minds.
(b) To get to know ourselves better.
(c) To get rid of our sins.
(d) To deny the things we have done wrong.

10. According to Foster, who can someone look to as an example of someone who bears others' burdens?
(a) The author.
(b) Pope John Paul II.
(c) St. Francis of Assisi.
(d) Jesus.

11. What is the type of joy Foster discusses?
(a) True communion with God.
(b) Material joy.
(c) Superficial happiness.
(d) The type a husband has when he marries his wife.

12. What must be paired along with guidance, according to Foster?
(a) Patience.
(b) Humility.
(c) Silence.
(d) The Grace of God.

13. What is the main focus in society, according to Foster?
(a) Being social.
(b) Power.
(c) Fame.
(d) Money.

14. According to Foster, what service helps protect people from gossip?
(a) Being served.
(b) Hospitality.
(c) Hiddenness.
(d) Guarding the reputation of others.

15. According to Foster, what does true service mean?
(a) There is no such thing as "true service."
(b) Authentic service with lots of witnesses.
(c) Service without credit or reward.
(d) Helping lots and lots of people in need.