2. What was inscribed on the front of Sahak's slave medallion?
(a) The name of the mine owner.
(b) His own name, written in Hebrew.
(c) Symbols that represent Jesus' name.
(d) The mark of the Roman state.

3. What happens to Barabbas and Sahak after they are released from the mines?
(a) They walk to Jerusalem.
(b) They remain together for the rest of their lives.
(c) They part ways, but meet again at a Christian meeting.
(d) They work together in the fields.

4. Whose testimony does Barabbas use when describing the resurrection to Sahak?
(a) The red-bearded man's stories.
(b) His own experience, with a few details added.
(c) The hare-lipped girl's experience.
(d) The potter's experience.

5. Which spirit do the thieve believe might have possessed Barabbas and killed him?
(a) The hare-lipped girl's spirit.
(b) The Roman guard's spirit.
(c) Eliahu's spirit.
(d) Jesus' spirit.

6. Who is the "great prophet" that Sahak refers to?
(a) John.
(b) Ra.
(c) Jesus.
(d) Mohammed.

7. What secret about Eliahu does no one know?
(a) Eliahu is Barabbas' father.
(b) Eliahu is the hare-lipped girl's brother.
(c) Eliahu is a Pharisee.
(d) Eliahu betrayed Jesus.

8. When is the body of the murder victim discovered?
(a) The next day.
(b) Moments after the murder.
(c) After the stoning is over.
(d) Three days later.

9. What might Barabbas have been doing in Lebanon?
(a) Making clay pots.
(b) Praying at the temple.
(c) Languishing in jail.
(d) Being cruel to the Christians.

10. How old is Barabbas when he becomes a slave in a Roman governor's house?
(a) In his late sixties.
(b) In his early forties.
(c) Well into his fifties.
(d) In his mid thirties.

11. What was inscribed on the back of Sahak's slave medallion?
(a) The mark of the Roman state.
(b) The name of the mine owner.
(c) A cross.
(d) Symbols that represent Jesus' name.

12. How does Barabbas act towards his former friends after he buries the hare-lipped girl?
(a) Angry.
(b) Violent.
(c) Indifferent.
(d) Cheerful.

13. What does Barabbas allow the governor to do to his slave medallion?
(a) Write his own name above Jesus' name.
(b) Give him a new medallion.
(c) Scratch though Jesus' name.
(d) Melt it down.

14. What religious philosophy does the overseer have?
(a) One God for all men.
(b) Worship the state that takes care of you.
(c) Worship no one and worry about nothing.
(d) Worship all gods so none of them will be offended.

15. What does Barabbas mention to Sahak that sparks a conversation?
(a) He is a Christian.
(b) He is a Hebrew.
(c) He also received a miracle.
(d) He knew Sahak's father.