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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the "big question" the Duggars said they know other people are asking?
(a) Whether any of the girls will marry.
(b) Whether there are more granchidlren on the way.
(c) Whether there will be more children.
(d) Whether they will continue the television show.

2. What would be the first step for a Duggar boy who wanted to get to know a girl as a potential spouse?
(a) To ask her over to the Duggar house.
(b) To ask her to join him at a church function.
(c) To ask if she wants children.
(d) To talk to her father.

3. What was the comparison the funeral director made on the back of the leaflet at Grandpa Duggar's funeral?
(a) That he was like pickles.
(b) That he was like mustard.
(c) That he was like salt.
(d) That he was like ketchup.

4. What did Michelle say she hoped happened to the relationships between the children by homeschooling them?
(a) That the older children would lead the younger to mission work.
(b) That they'd pair up for business ventures.
(c) That they'd become closer as a family.
(d) That they'd learn academically from their siblings.

5. Which of the following was NOT one of the ways Michelle might help the children study character qualities?
(a) Perform acts of that quality in secret.
(b) Notice the quality in other family members.
(c) Evaluate the root words for the qualities they're studying.
(d) Find examples of that quality in their studies.

6. What was the trick the older girls have used to teach the younger children to cut green onions or celery?
(a) The youngsters use small scissors.
(b) The youngsters put their hands on their older sisters' hands.
(c) The youngsters use an old-fashioned food chopper.
(d) The youngsters use a butter knife.

7. What is the name of the clothing line that's been created by Jessa and Jinger?
(a) J & J Frugal Fashions.
(b) Jessa and Jinger's Fashion Cents.
(c) Duggar's Clothes for Families.
(d) Duggars' Modern-Modest clothing.

8. How often did Nana help with the Duggars' laundry?
(a) Every Monday.
(b) Every weekend.
(c) Every evening.
(d) Twice a week.

9. Who can allow one of the younger children to go on the Internet?
(a) No one.
(b) Anyone is allowed free access.
(c) Michelle or one of the older girls.
(d) Michelle or Jim Bob.

10. What did Jim Bob often tell Jinger as she headed out shopping?
(a) When will you be home?
(b) Don't spend any money.
(c) Be safe.
(d) Bring me a honey bun.

11. What was Josh's first effort at starting a business of his own?
(a) Selling rocks.
(b) Delivering newspapers.
(c) Buying and selling cars.
(d) Running a towing business.

12. Who rode the camel when the Duggar family entered the local Christmas parade?
(a) John David.
(b) Joseph.
(c) Josh.
(d) Jim Bob.

13. How did Michelle define purity?
(a) Avoiding sexual temptation.
(b) Hiding oneself from those of the opposite sex.
(c) Maintaining a high level of morality.
(d) Saving yourself for the one God has made for you.

14. Why did Michelle and Jim Bob almost always have a child with them when they're working?
(a) To give one-on-one time with the children.
(b) The children have to learn to help at an early age.
(c) Because there's always a child who wants to be there.
(d) To teach the children.

15. What was the answer to the question as to whether the Duggar children date?
(a) They do but only to those known by the family.
(b) They don't in the traditional sense.
(c) Only after they are twenty.
(d) Only after they finish high school.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Jim Bob tell the children to do when they sensed he was becoming angry?

2. What was Sam Walton's first rule of business?

3. When Jim Bob became involved, was it Jeremiah or Jason who realized he needed to apologize?

4. What did the Duggar children buy as Christmas gifts for children in El Salvador for the 2008 mission trip?

5. What was the purpose of the two kitchens in the Duggar house?

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