3. What job does Potiphar have?
(a) He is the head guard of Pharaoh's prisons.
(b) He is Pharaoh.
(c) He is a lowly slave of Pharoah.
(d) He is the head of Pharaoh's security.

4. At the end of the story, what happens to the woman's shame?
(a) It becomes part of her past.
(b) It becomes her future.
(c) It is a part of her.
(d) It still exists.

5. How old is she?
(a) Eighteen.
(b) Twenty-five.
(c) Twenty.
(d) Nineteen.

6. How does Delilah's name translate?
(a) Prostitute.
(b) Liar.
(c) To flirt or coquettish woman.
(d) Evil woman.

7. How does Potiphar react when he learns of the incident?
(a) He is angry.
(b) He is happy.
(c) He is not surprised.
(d) He is sad.

8. Does badness have to be dramatic?
(a) No.
(b) Usually.
(c) Always.
(d) Yes.

9. When did the author's introduction to the Bad Girls begin?
(a) As she first read the Bible as a child.
(b) As she searched the Bible for answers to her life.
(c) As she entered her first year at Seminary.
(d) As she worked on messages for a national convention.

10. When is Potiphar's wife present in the Bible?
(a) Several scenes.
(b) Four scenes.
(c) Two scenes.
(d) This one scene.

11. How does the woman handle her situation?
(a) She lies to Jesus.
(b) She makes jokes about her life.
(c) She tries to divert attention away from it.
(d) She tells him the truth about her life.

12. How many husbands has she had?
(a) Three.
(b) Two.
(c) Four.
(d) Five.

13. What happened when Higgs came across Jezebel?
(a) She was horrified by her.
(b) She was unable to identify with her.
(c) She was surprised by her behavior.
(d) She identified with aspects of the ultimate Bad Girl.

14. What does Ruthie do after she slides across the seat?
(a) She puts her hand on the door handle.
(b) She opens her present.
(c) She drives.
(d) She falls asleep.

15. Why does she ask him for his water?
(a) So that she will not be thirsty for a few hours.
(b) So she can take it to her family.
(c) So she can be happy.
(d) So that she will not have to go back to the well again.