2. Why does White consider a change in jobs and locations?
(a) He is having health problems because of the climate.
(b) His family members are all pursuing their own lives.
(c) He has been threatened with a law suit.
(d) He is being harassed by co-workers.

3. What group does Falwell form partly through the influence of Francis Schaeffer?
(a) Christian Majority.
(b) Christian Minority.
(c) Moral Minority.
(d) Moral Majority.

4. What evangelist goes to jail before White can help the evangelist write a book?
(a) Tammy Faye Bakker.
(b) Jim Bakker.
(c) Jack Perkins.
(d) None.

5. What does Falwell and other evangelists use to further their own causes?
(a) Anti-abortion rhetoric.
(b) Anti-homosexual rhetoric.
(c) The drug culture.
(d) The AIDS epidemic.

6. Where does White want to move?
(a) New York.
(b) San Francisco.
(c) Chicago.
(d) San Diego.

7. What is ACT-UP?
(a) A radical, homosexual advocacy group.
(b) A group of homosexuals who believe people should stay in the closet.
(c) A group of Christian men against homosexuality.
(d) A group of Christian trying to get an anti-sodomy law re-enacted.

8. With whom does Mel say Lyla becomes a co-conspirator?
(a) David.
(b) Mel's psychiatrist.
(c) Michael.
(d) Mel's pastor.

9. Which of the evangelists agree to meet with White?
(a) Falwell.
(b) Graham.
(c) None.
(d) Dobson.

10. What does White view as the price of standing for justice after protesting Clinton's "don't ask, don't tell" policy?
(a) Going to jail.
(b) Notoriety.
(c) Paying a large fine.
(d) Losing his job.

11. Who calls White and asks him to work on an important book when White is contemplating moving to be with Tom?
(a) Oral Roberts.
(b) Jerry Falwell.
(c) Billy Graham.
(d) Pat Robertson.

12. What does White contemplate while taking scuba training?
(a) God's mercy.
(b) Nothing that he mentions.
(c) Suicide.
(d) Meeting other men through Scuba diving.

13. What is beginning to bud in the late 1970s in the Christian community?
(a) A firm policy against homosexuality.
(b) A reversion to old revival-style religion.
(c) A Christian political revolution.
(d) A new and open attitude towards homosexuals.

14. Why does Falwell initially get into politics?
(a) To eventually make a bid for governor.
(b) To speak out against communism, abortion, and divorce.
(c) To draw attention to his church.
(d) To force left-wing politicians to rein in their political strategies.

15. What often makes White tearful during the church services?
(a) The testimonies from gays who feel accepted there.
(b) The many men with AIDS.
(c) The hymns.
(d) The overwhelming task of redefining Christianity for gays.