1. Where are Elisha and Pappas going when they run into Theo?
(a) They are headed to watch a cow give birth.
(b) They are going to find an encampment of Roman soldiers in the area.
(c) They are going to study Greek and Roman works.
(d) They are going to find Elisha's father and his uncle.

2. What type of teaching does Amram follow in his life, and how important is it to him?
(a) Amram is an unrelenting zealot in the Greek tradition.
(b) Amram follows both the Greek and Jewish teachings.
(c) Amram is an unrelenting zealot in the Jewish tradition.
(d) Amram is an atheist.

3. When Elisha is going back to Nicholaus, what does he overhear his father say to Uncle Amram?
(a) He worries Elisha does not believe in miracles.
(b) He does not believe in the miracle of the parting of the Red Sea.
(c) He thinks he should take over direction of Elisha's studies.
(d) He does not think Elisha studies hard enough.

4. What is the result of the three years of instruction Elisha receives from Amram after his father's death?
(a) Elisha renounces his Jewish faith.
(b) Elisha becomes thoroughly Jewish in practice, appearance, and thought.
(c) Elisha begins his training to become a rabbi and sage.
(d) Elisha becomes thoroughly Jewish in practice and appearance, yet not in thought.

5. Why is Rabbi Johannan amazed that Elisha is studying to become a rabbi?
(a) Because Elisha is a lay carpenter.
(b) Because Elisha isn't intelligent enough to handle the job.
(c) Because Elisha's father had strong sympathies for the Greek.
(d) Because Elisha is a Greek.