The Source; a Novel Quiz

James A. Michener

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

After looking at newspaper clippings of Vered Bar-El, Cullinane decides that he will do what? (from The Tell, pp. 1019-1088)

Propose as soon as she gets off the plane.

Get back to work and forget about her.

Catch the next plane back to America.

Confront Ilan Eliav and state his love for Vered.

2.

By 167 B.C.E., what additional religion has been introduced in Makor? (from In the Gymnasium & King of the Jews, pp. 377-454)

Hellenism.

Confucianism.

Buddhism.

Taoism.

3.

Even though Yohanan wants his son Menahem to be a Jew, what do the rabbis tell him? (from The Law, pp. 509 - 601)

He can't be.

One day he may be.

He can choose to join the faith only after he spends twenty years studying.

He can choose to join the faith when he's twenty-one.

4.

When Makor becomes part of the Seleucid Empire, how are the Jews living there encouraged? (from In the Gymnasium & King of the Jews, pp. 377-454)

The emperor allows the Jews to worship their own god as they wish.

The emperor appoints fifty Jewish men to prominent leadership positions.

A hundred new homes are built for the Jews.

The best, most fertile land of Makor is given to the Jews.

5.

When the men of Makor return home after fighting with an army that is ultimately defeated, Gomer's son is _____. (from The Voice of Gomer, pp. 333-373)

Not among them.

Now a captured slave.

Walking among the survivors.

Carried in on a stretcher.

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