A Tale of Three Kings Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Gene Edwards
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 103 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

A Tale of Three Kings Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who says, "Go, take these two portions of my being. There are two destinies waiting" ?
(a) Recorder.
(b) God.
(c) Saul.
(d) Gabriel.

2. David does all of the following while tending to the sheep, except for what?
(a) Cry.
(b) Sing.
(c) Dance.
(d) Practice his sling shot.

3. Who says, "Ere your earthly pilgrimage is done, your true character will be known"?
(a) God.
(b) Gabriel.
(c) Recorder.
(d) An unborn destiny.

4. What will the two unborn destinies one day become?
(a) Soldiers.
(b) Kings.
(c) Knights.
(d) Princes.

5. What book is this story fictionalized from?
(a) The Bible.
(b) Confucian Texts.
(c) Qur'an.
(d) Song of the Angel.

6. Who does the author use as an example of a leader to avoid following blindly?
(a) Samuel.
(b) David.
(c) Saul.
(d) Absalom.

7. Who are the first two characters introduced in the book?
(a) God and Gabriel.
(b) The two unborn destinies.
(c) David and Saul.
(d) Gabriel and Recorder.

8. As Gabriel opens the door into the realm between two universes, he steps into the Mall of what?
(a) Mall of Unborn Destinies.
(b) Mall of Destinies.
(c) Mall of Heavenly Destinies.
(d) Mall of America.

9. What items does David bring with him while he tends to the sheep?
(a) A sling shot and an instrument.
(b) A bow and arrow, and a sling shot.
(c) A sling shot and some pebbles.
(d) A sling shot and a camera.

10. In Chapter 3, the author says that God wants what type of vessel?
(a) Strong.
(b) Confident.
(c) Broken.
(d) New.

11. What is the overall mood of the Prologue?
(a) Optimistic.
(b) Scary.
(c) Humorous.
(d) Mysterious.

12. According to the author in Chapter 6, which character in A Tale of Three Kings acts in a way that he believes God would want him to?
(a) Saul.
(b) Samuel.
(c) David.
(d) Jesse.

13. What is Jesse's profession?
(a) Shepherd.
(b) Diary farmer.
(c) Carpenter.
(d) Painter.

14. What is the sage's name?
(a) Gabriel.
(b) Samuel.
(c) Goliath.
(d) Moses.

15. Which of the following is NOT a power of the cloth of God's nature?
(a) To declare war on enemy armies.
(b) To accomplish God's work on the earth.
(c) To shame the enemies of God.
(d) To subdue armies.

Short Answer Questions

1. All of the following are characteristics of the youngest son of any family found in Chapter 1, except for which one?

2. What is the point of view of the Prologue?

3. God's second portion is the only element in the universe that can change the human what?

4. The Prologue states that when the cloth of God's nature is wrapped about you, it clothes you with the __________ of God.

5. God's two portions of his being are an example of the literary technique of what?

(see the answer keys)

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