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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who was the leader of the Therapeutae when Yaltha lived with them?
(a) Skein.
(b) Lavi.
(c) Lucien.
(d) Skepsis.

2. What is the one text that Ana's father forbids her to read?
(a) The Trials of Flinders.
(b) Peyton's Place.
(c) The Trials of Jesus.
(d) Song of Solomon.

3. What does Ana discover about Tabitha's father when visiting Tabitha's house?
(a) He is a secret money-lender.
(b) He is a secret Muslim.
(c) He has unregistered bronze sculptures in his house.
(d) He is the thief of Herod Antipas's bowls.

4. What does Jesus share with Ana when they meet again early in Part II?
(a) His wine.
(b) His tools.
(c) His money.
(d) His bread.

5. Who is the ruler of Ana's immediate area where she lives as a child?
(a) Lavi.
(b) Herod Antipas.
(c) Simon ben Gioras.
(d) Haran.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Ana want to walk the hills of Sepphoris with Lavi?

2. What does Ana threaten her mother with in an effort to try to get her mother to convince her father to call off her betrothal?

3. Where does Ana go in Part II to try to see Jesus again?

4. Which of Ana's sisters-in-law does she not get along with?

5. Who is Ana's mother's faithful servant?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why has Yaltha been banished from Alexandria?

2. What deal does Matthias make with Herod Antipas regarding Ana that repulses Ana?

3. What rumors start about Ana following the end of her betrothal?

4. What does Ana think Jesus's family's first impression of her is?

5. What surprises Ana about her first visit with Tabitha at her house?

6. Why does Ana refer to Judas as a brother?

7. In Part I, which female family member is Ana closest to and why?

8. What is one possible reason for Judith's dislike of Ana?

9. How does Jesus save Ana at a critical moment?

10. In Part I, what does Ana view as a betrayal by both of her parents?

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