2. Why does Rosh tell Joel he cannot leave after they meet?
(a) Because Joel is injured.
(b) Because the Romans are coming.
(c) Because of what Joel has seen.
(d) Because Rosh needs more men.

3. What causes Thacia to change her attitude to Daniel?
(a) He asks her to marry him.
(b) He passes out and she discovers that he is wounded.
(c) He kisses her.
(d) Joel returns and scolds her severely.

4. How is Samson useful to the camp?
(a) Cooking.
(b) Hauling water and wood.
(c) Standing guard at night.
(d) Rolling rocks down the mountainside.

5. Why do Joel and his sister Malthace come to the mountain?
(a) They want to see the view of the land below.
(b) Joel has heard an army is being formed there to fight the Romans.
(c) Joel is running away from a Roman Legionnaire.
(d) Malthace is looking for special herbs for healing.

6. When Daniel finally gets away from the soldiers, where does he go?
(a) Hezron's house.
(b) Cephas' house.
(c) The Synagogue.
(d) Simon's house.

7. Why does Daniel not resent giving the Roman's horse a drink of water?
(a) He sees the animal is hot and tired.
(b) He has not yet realized that the rider is a Roman.
(c) This Roman seems different from the others.
(d) He is afraid of horses.

8. What does Daniel decide to do that night?
(a) To kill his first Roman.
(b) To go to Capernaum to find Joel.
(c) To buy Simon's blacksmith shop.
(d) To return to the mountain.

9. How is he useful to Daniel?
(a) Repairing Daniel's clothes.
(b) Carrying Daniel down the mountain.
(c) Hunting for wild game for Daniel to eat.
(d) Keeping the bellows going so Daniel can make steel.

10. What password do the four boys select for the army they are forming to take to Rosh?
(a) Green pastures.
(b) One for all and all for one.
(c) The mountaintop.
(d) The bronze bow.

11. What does Daniel recite to Leah and his grandmother just before she dies?
(a) The sermon he heard the carpenter speak.
(b) The passage he learned from Joel.
(c) The twenty-third psalm.
(d) Some his own poetry.

12. What does Leah tell her pet goat?
(a) That she doesn't know who that strange boy is.
(b) That Daniel has come home to protect them.
(c) That her grandmother will probably die now.
(d) That Daniel will not barbecue it.

13. How does Joel persuade Rosh to let him go.
(a) He could be a good spy for Rosh in the village.
(b) He will leave his sister there.
(c) His family is moving to Capernaum.
(d) Nobody ever believes anything he says.

14. Why does he stop on his way out of Capernaum?
(a) He is thirsty.
(b) He is suddenly very tired.
(c) He hears the Romans coming.
(d) He almost goes back to apologize to Hezron.

15. What is the significance of the blaring trumpet?
(a) It means to get out of the way of Roman soldiers approaching.
(b) It means there is a fire in the village.
(c) It means there is a concert in the village square.
(d) It means it is twelve noon.