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

2. Why is Elisha ashamed when he watches the spectacle at the local arena where men and lions kill each other?
(a) His own feelings of bloodlust.
(b) The grotesque violence causes him to laugh.
(c) Pappas cheers on the violence maniacally.
(d) He cannot stop the crowd of people from watching.

3. While the seventy sages of the Sanhedrin are in session, who raises the question about whether a man should use Greek books and letters to read and study?
(a) A Rabbi.
(b) Elisha.
(c) The Patriarch.
(d) Abuyah.

4. What is Elisha's new plan concerning the Jews and Christians who believe differently than the traditional Jewish doctrine?
(a) To visit their churches and speak with their leaders.
(b) To report their inauthentic teachings to the Sanhedrin.
(c) To report their inauthentic teachings to the Romans.
(d) To eliminate all Jews and Christians who believe.

5. As Elisha and Pappas travel back through the lands of their birth, what do they find has become of their homes?
(a) Roman soldiers now occupy them.
(b) They have been destroyed.
(c) New families live there, and not much else has changed.
(d) They are no loger welcomed because no one knows them anymore.