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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Judge Sam Nazar doing in Lila's barber's chair?

2. Who is this strange man?

3. What does Ruthie do after she slides across the seat?

4. What does Mitzi think she needs?

5. From what does God tell Adam not to eat?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Mitzi prepare herself before Joe's arrival?

2. From whom does Higgs learn?

3. What does Evelyn think about her father's garden? Describe this garden.

4. What foreshadows the massive volcano eruption?

5. What was the opinion of Samaritans in Jesus' day?

6. What takes place at the at the party prior to Evelyn's introduction into society?

7. How does Lottie's story end?

8. What does Crystal have to say about her ex-husbands and current boyfriend?

9. How does Mitzi get Joe alone?

10. Why is it surprising that Jesus would speak to the Samaritan woman?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

The author can relate to these Bad Girls of the Bible.

Part 1) Why can she relate to them? Can she relate to the good ones? Why or why not?

Part 2) Why might the stories of the Bad Girls exist in the Bible?

Part 3) What do these Bad Girls reveal about God? Based on this book, what does God want His people to understand? How do these Bad Girls help with delivering this message?

Essay Topic 2

Readers can learn from Potiphar's wife's actions.

Part 1) What can one learn from her actions?

Part 2) How can one avoid a situation such as this?

Part 3) What should she have, once she had made her mistake? Could it have been corrected? Why or why not?

Essay Topic 3

Sapphira and Ananias lie.

Part 1) Who are Sapphira and Ananias? What is their story?

Part 2) How do they end up lying? Why do they lie? How does this lie hurt them and others?

Part 3) What can one learn from this lie? How can this behavior be avoided?

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