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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 other character of the play is acted by the same person as Hezdrel?
(a) Joshua.
(b) Abraham.
(c) Moses.
(d) Adam.

2. What is the choir singing that makes God smile at the end of the play?
(a) Amazing Grace.
(b) Jesus Loves Me.
(c) How Great Thou Art.
(d) Hallelujah, King Jesus.

3. What does Moses' wife, Zipporah, suggest Moses do?
(a) take his flock home before dark.
(b) wash his dishes after he eats.
(c) move his sheep to another pasture.
(d) go to the village and buy some new clothes.

4. Where is the ark when Noah looks around?
(a) down in the valley.
(b) up in some trees.
(c) over the rainbow.
(d) on a hillside.

5. What is Noah doing repeatedly on the floating ark?
(a) blowing the steam whistle.
(b) playing his banjo.
(c) drinking his liquour.
(d) dancing a jig.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the audience hear that lets them know what is happening on Earth?

2. Where does God go to talk to Hezdrel?

3. As Moses walks off with God, what does he not understand?

4. Why does the Head Magician of Egypt say he cannot do tricks right away?

5. Who does God turn to next to save mankind?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does God introduce himself to Hezdrel when he goes back to Earth?

2. When Noah tells Shem to let a dove loose, what does he say about his condition?

3. What is Moses doing when Abraham suggest he is the right one to lead the Hebrews out of Egypt?

4. What does God say he will give Moses to make Pharaoh let the people leave Egypt?

5. Back in Sunday School, what does the audience hear preacher Deshee tell the children?

6. Where is Moses and what is he doing when God comes looking for him?

7. Back in heaven, what is God pondering?

8. What is happening on Earth as the play comes to an end?

9. Why does God say he does not like Hosea?

10. Discuss the made up character God finally goes to the window to see.

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