2. What helps convince Kimberly of the beauty of Catholicism?
(a) The beauty of the Catholic church.
(b) The beauty of the Catholic Bible.
(c) The beauty of the Catholic baptismal liturgy.
(d) The beauty of the priest's sermon.

3. What does Scott begin to see as true and beautiful about the Catholic Church?
(a) Its prayers.
(b) Its teachings on the family and society.
(c) Its poetry.
(d) Its artwork.

4. Scott and Kimberly move where?
(a) Milwaukee.
(b) Chicago.
(c) Joliet.
(d) Indianapolis.

5. What troubles Scott?
(a) His being only a layman in the Catholic Church.
(b) His wife's unhappiness.
(c) His being a theologian and not a priest.
(d) His troubled marriage.

6. Describe the Hahns' life at this point.
(a) Best it has been in a long time.
(b) Very good.
(c) More full of joy than ever.
(d) Stable.

7. Who knows their Scripture?
(a) Many Jews.
(b) Many Catholics.
(c) Many Presbyterians.
(d) Many non-Catholics.

8. What is Vatican II?
(a) It is the twenty-first Ecumenical Council of the Catholic Church.
(b) It is a meeting held by the Pope annually.
(c) It is a gathering of Catholic leaders.
(d) It is literature about a reformed Catholic Church.

9. Kimberly's father introduces Scott to whom?
(a) Pope John Paul II.
(b) Pope Benedict XVI.
(c) Pope Paul VI.
(d) Pope John Paul I.

10. What else do the Hahns encourage Bible Christians to seek?
(a) New hymns.
(b) The liturgy.
(c) Jesus.
(d) A Catholic priest.

11. What does Scott do when Kimberly has some trouble with her pregnancy during a church service?
(a) He takes her to the hospital.
(b) He cries.
(c) He prays for the intercession of Saint Gerard and Saint Joseph.
(d) He prays to Jesus.

12. What do the Hahns continue to appreciate?
(a) Their faith.
(b) The Presbyterian church.
(c) Their family time.
(d) The Bible-oriented evangelical tradition.

13. By whom is this last chapter told?
(a) First Scott, then Kimberly.
(b) Scott.
(c) Kimberly.
(d) Both Scott and Kimberly at once.

14. Since Kimberly converted, what does the Hahn family try to do every day?
(a) Attend Mass.
(b) Pray.
(c) Say grace.
(d) Talk.

15. This chapter begins with Scott who discusses what?
(a) The "ecclesiastical culture shock" that Protestants experience when they convert to Catholicism.
(b) The life of a new Catholic.
(c) The joys of Catholicism.
(d) The problems of being a Protestant.