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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. What is Abe Greenfield's area of expertise?
(a) Law.
(b) Physics.
(c) Medicine.
(d) Mathematics.
2. What does Kalman say to Reuven in class?
(a) He acts as though nothing is different.
(b) He apologizes for his article about Reuven's father's book.
(c) Only what is relevant to the daily lesson.
(d) Nothing.
3. What does Reuven read that infuriates him?
(a) The second half of Kalman's article about David Malter's book.
(b) A letter from Rachel to Danny.
(c) A note from Rav Kalman to him.
(d) A letter from Michael to his father.
4. Who asks Danny to visit?
(a) Rav Kalman.
(b) Abraham Gordon.
(c) Professor Mink.
(d) David Malter.
5. With whom does Rav Kalman have an intense argument?
(a) Reuven Malter.
(b) Rav Gershenson.
(c) David Malter.
(d) Professor Gordon.
Short Answer Questions
1. For what is Reuven preparing?
2. What does Kalman keep telling Reuven as far as Reuven himself is concerned?
3. What does Michael say to a nurse?
4. What does Reuven feel towards Kalman?
5. What does Kalman say he cannot do?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do Reuven and Gordon discuss when they meet in this chapter?
2. What does Reuven think about the reason for orthodox Jews to become so stubborn?
3. What does Michael do when Reuven says he is going inside because he is cold?
4. What does Reuven argue at his smicha exam and why is that upsetting to Kalman and Gershenson?
5. Describe the altercation between Kalman and Greenfield.
6. What explanation does Kalman offer for his attack on Greenfield the day before in class?
7. Describe Abe Greenfield and his problem at opening of Chapter 8.
8. What does Reb Saunders tell Reuven and what does Reuven do?
9. What is the impact of David Malter's book and Kalman's ensuing article on the Yeshiva where David teaches?
10. How is David Malter's recent book release still affecting the community?
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