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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. Whose mother does Barabbas think about as he gazes towards the land of the Moabites?
(a) Jesus' mother.
(b) The hare-lipped girl's mother.
(c) Eliahu's mother.
(d) His mother.

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

3. What does the blind man accuse the hare-lipped girl of?
(a) Heresy.
(b) Theft.
(c) Adultery.
(d) Soothsaying.

4. Where does Barabbas carry the hare-lipped girl's body?
(a) To the Red Sea.
(b) Through the Desert of Judah to the land of the Moabites.
(c) Past Jericho and into Judah.
(d) To the fat woman's house.

5. What was significant about Eliahu's attack on Barabbas?
(a) Eliahu had been his best friend.
(b) It is his first murder.
(c) Eliahu is a Christian.
(d) His friends think it made him a man.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do Barabbas and Sahak speak of for the first few days above ground?

2. Why does the one-eyed slave wear a wooden frame around his neck?

3. Who is ordered to throw the first stone during the hare-lipped girl's execution?

4. What does the overseer do when he sees Sahak and Barabbas kneeling in prayer?

5. What is in the hare-lipped girl's tomb?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Barabbas suffer for the man who died in his place?

2. What happens to Sahak after he speaks to the governor?

3. What is Eliahu's relationship to Barabbas?

4. Why does Sahak refuse to the leave the mines without Barabbas?

5. How does the governor view Barabbas?

6. What heresy does the blind man accuse the hare-lipped girl of spreading?

7. What does Barabbas do after burying the hare-lipped girl?

8. Describe the one-eyed man.

9. What explanation does Sahak give the governor for the inscription on the back of his medallion?

10. What miracle did Sahak claim to have received from God?

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