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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. All of the following are ancestors to Saul, except for which one?
(a) Abraham.
(b) Solomon.
(c) Moses.
(d) Jacob.
2. In Chapter 11, what is NOT the ideal place for moral building?
(a) Caves.
(b) Kingdoms.
(c) Castles.
(d) Tunnels.
3. What two choices does David have in Chapter 22 when it comes to dealing with Absalom?
(a) Lose everything or become a Saul.
(b) Fight or flight.
(c) Flee or be destroyed.
(d) Pray or hide.
4. According to the author in Chapter 14, what word is NOT found in the vocabulary of fugitives?
(a) God.
(b) Antinomianism.
(c) Loyalty.
(d) Legalism.
5. What does the unidentified figure in Chapter 18 pull out of the chest?
(a) A cape.
(b) A jacket.
(c) A pair of boots.
(d) A hat.
Short Answer Questions
1. The old soldier of David said to David's grandson, "I see you have the ambitions typical of __________."
2. In Chapter 23, David states that Absalom did not hesitate to divide what?
3. What other object does the unidentified figure in Chapter 18 pull out of the chest?
4. What question does the author tell the reader to memorize in Chapter 8?
5. What does David's grandson set out to discover in Chapter 17?
Short Essay Questions
1. Discuss the importance of Sage in Chapter 21.
2. Summarize David's reaction to Absalom holding meetings with David's followers.
3. What gift does David claim to have in Chapter 23? Explain.
4. According to the author, why does Saul make decisions that can be misleading and dishonorable?
5. Why did people call Absalom, David in Chapter 19?
6. Why did David flee the kingdom alone in Chapter 10?
7. Discuss the importance of Joab in Chapter 22.
8. A parable is a brief story that illustrates a moral or religious lesson. What parable was used in Chapter 12? Who was the parable?
9. Describe Saul before becoming a mad king.
10. Briefly discuss Absalom's relationship with his followers as seen in Chapter 20.
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