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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. When did the author's introduction to the Bad Girls begin?

2. Why does the author want to look at the women of the Bible who got things wrong?

3. Hours later, how is Evelyn dressed?

4. A week later, what happens in the Cascades?

5. Why was it bad for Lot to bring his family to Sodom?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do the neighbors think will happen? How does Lottie feel about this?

2. What does the stranger do for the couple?

3. Who is Ruthie?

4. According to Higgs, how many women plan to be bad girls? What makes someone a bad girl?

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

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

7. Hayden tells Ruthie to get over in the car, her new car, so that he can drive. Ruthie slides across the seat, but puts a hand on the door handle. She shoves the door open and tumbles out.

8. What happens in Evelyn's story when Adam arrives?

9. What is unusual about Delilah?

10. What happens when Lila touches Sam's scar? What does he say about the scar?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Michal loved David.

Part 1) Why is this a problem? Does he love her? Why or why not?

Part 2) How do the acts of another affect Michal's relationship with David? Are the emotions felt by two people truly just between these two and affected by the feelings and actions of only these two? Why or why not?

Part 3) What can be learned from Michal's story? What can one understand about God's love and the love one has for God?

Essay Topic 2

Lot's wife looked back.

Part 1) What happened when she looked back? Why might this have happened?

Part 2) What might have caused her to look back? How can you relate to this?

Part 3) When have you looked back in your life? What were the results? How does this compare to the consequences of Lot's wife looking back?

Essay Topic 3

Samson is a formidable man.

Part 1) How is he formidable? What is his weakness? Why might this be a weakness?

Part 2) How does Sam's story help explain Samson's story?

Part 3) What does Delilah do to this man? Why does she do this?

Part 4) Why would someone go any length to improve his or her life? Is one's life still improved if it requires hurting others?

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