1. How does Judas respond when Jesus tells him that he is the lamb to be led to slaughter?
(a) He worries for Jesus's sanity, and wonders if people calling him Messiah has gone to his head.
(b) He is unable to believe Jesus, until Simeon agrees with him.
(c) He disagrees with Jesus, and encourages him to do all he can to act in opposition to the prophecy.
(d) He demands that the Romans be slaughtered, and the Messiah seated on David's throne.

2. How does Jesus feel when he reads what Matthew has written?
(a) He knows it is false, but he likes it better than the truth.
(b) He feels that it is closely in accordance with the truth.
(c) He finds it full of lies, but he accepts that it may be God's higher truth.
(d) He is angry at Matthew and blames him for writing an inaccurate account.

3. During their first meeting, what does Pilate urge Jesus to do?
(a) Return to Galilee.
(b) Keep a lower profile.
(c) Stop preaching.
(d) Make some friends in the Roman government.

4. At the paschal meal, what does Jacob vow to do?
(a) To exact revenge on his murderers.
(b) To care for and protect Jesus's mother and Mary Magdalene.
(c) To establish a new order, in Jesus's name.
(d) To do everything in his power to prevent Jesus's execution.

5. How do Annas and Caiaphas feel about Jesus, after meeting him for the first time?
(a) He is a revolutionary, and a threat to the Roman government.
(b) He is delusional, and possibly insane.
(c) He might be the true Messiah.
(d) He is harmless to the Roman government.