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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Sahak show the one-eyed slave?
(a) The scar on his leg.
(b) An escape route.
(c) His copy of the Scriptures.
(d) The inscription on the back of his medallion.
2. What was significant about Eliahu's attack on Barabbas?
(a) Eliahu is a Christian.
(b) His friends think it made him a man.
(c) Eliahu had been his best friend.
(d) It is his first murder.
3. What do the soldiers do once Sahak is dead?
(a) They burn his body.
(b) They slowly return to their duties.
(c) They hurriedly leave the hill.
(d) The kneel in prayer.
4. Whom does Sahak claim he belongs to?
(a) Jesus.
(b) Himself.
(c) No one.
(d) Rome.
5. Who throws the first stone during the hare-lipped girl's execution?
(a) The Pharisee.
(b) The true believer.
(c) The potter.
(d) The blind man.
Short Answer Questions
1. When is the body of the murder victim discovered?
2. Where does Barabbas tell Sahak that he had seen Jesus?
3. What does Barabbas do once Sahak is dead?
4. What was inscribed on the front of Sahak's slave medallion?
5. Where does Barabbas carry the hare-lipped girl's body?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens to Sahak after he speaks to the governor?
2. What does Barabbas do with the hare-lipped girl's body?
3. What is Barabbas reaction to the true believer's action during the stoning?
4. To what do the thieves attribute Barabbas's odd behavior?
5. Describe the one-eyed man.
6. Why does the true believer cast the first stone at the hare-lipped girl?
7. What does Barabbas think about as he carries the hare-lipped girl's body?
8. Where might Barabbas might have been between the time that he left the thieves and when he was in the copper mines?
9. What is special about the inscription on the back of Sahak's slave medallion?
10. How does the governor view Barabbas?
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