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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. Who says, "And who shall these destinies become after they go through the door to the visible universe"?
(a) God.
(b) Gabriel.
(c) Saul.
(d) Recorder.
2. David does all of the following while tending to the sheep, except for what?
(a) Cry.
(b) Dance.
(c) Sing.
(d) Practice his sling shot.
3. What is the setting of Chapter 1?
(a) Judea.
(b) Bethlehem.
(c) Nazareth.
(d) Jerusalem.
4. 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.
5. Eventually, David finds himself in the palace of who?
(a) A mad king.
(b) A bipolar king.
(c) A confused king.
(d) A friendly king.
Short Answer Questions
1. What type of music does David sing in Chapter 1?
2. Who is Goliath?
3. What is the cloth of God's nature compared to?
4. How many sons does Jesse have?
5. Who says, "Ere your earthly pilgrimage is done, your true character will be known"?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 3, what question drove the King mad?
2. Discuss the two different types of people that are introduced in the Prologue.
3. According to the author in Chapter 1, what two distinctions does the youngest son of any family bear?
4. Briefly discuss David's promotion given to him by his father. Explain David's new job description.
5. Briefly discuss Saul's feelings towards David.
6. Hyperbole is a figure of speech in which statements are exaggerated. Give an example of a hyperbole found in Chapters 1-2. Explain.
7. Distinguish God from Gabriel.
8. What is the best definition of the term "broken vessel" in context to Chapter 3?
9. In Chapter 2, what results did God receive from his house-to-house survey?
10. In Chapter 6, what can one prove by returning spears that were thrown at them?
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