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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 first caught Van's attention when he first returned to Glenmerle?
(a) The smell.
(b) The lawn.
(c) The new people living there.
(d) The size.

2. What did C.S. Lewis believe about Buddhism?
(a) It is the more complex version of Hinduism.
(b) It is the simplified version of Hinduism.
(c) It is the weirdest religion.
(d) It is the cousin to Christianity.

3. What season was it when Davy and Van finally announced their marriage?
(a) Winter.
(b) Spring.
(c) Summer.
(d) Fall.

4. What part of Davy first caught Van's attention?
(a) Her smile.
(b) Her hair.
(c) Her eyes.
(d) Her walk.

5. Who did Van and Davy invite over for company during their first year at Oxford?
(a) Other Christians.
(b) They do not invite people over.
(c) Professors.
(d) People of other religions.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where did Van and Davy read "Wind in the Willows" together while at Oxford?

2. How did Van feel about the history of Christianity in "Encounter with Light?"

3. What denomination of Christianity did Van and Davy consider themselves to be in "Thou Art the King of Glory?"

4. What did Davy and Van decide to establish a code for before marriage?

5. Where did Van and Davy live while the Grey Goose was being built?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did Davy and Van decide to live at sea?

2. Why did Davy feel guilty after the man in the park exposed himself to her?

3. Why did Van and Davy call their schooner Grey Goose?

4. What ground rules did Davy and Van create before getting married?

5. How did Van say spending a year in Kensington changed him?

6. What was Davy and Van's wedding like?

7. What confused Van about world religions in "Encounter with Light?"

8. Why did Van and Davy call their love the "pagan love"?

9. How did the bombing of Pearl Harbor affect Van and Davy?

10. What did Van and Davy decide to do after leaving their first year at Oxford?

(see the answer keys)

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