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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What do most people think that someone is doing on the mountain?
(a) Manning a look out post.
(b) Hiding from the law.
(c) Raising an army to fight the Romans.
(d) Setting up a new government.

2. What political conflict is going on at the time of this story?
(a) Conflict between Rosh and the Romans.
(b) Conflict between the Jews and the Romans.
(c) Conflict between youth and their elders.
(d) Conflict between the rich and the poor.

3. Where is Daniel from?
(a) Galilee.
(b) Bethlehem.
(c) Rome.
(d) Jerusalem.

4. What is the symbolism of Daniel beating the flaws out of the hot metal at his anvil?
(a) It symbolizes what he would like to do to Rosh.
(b) It symbolizes what he would like to do to a Roman soldier.
(c) He is keeping busy so he doesn't have to think.
(d) He is trying to remove what he sees as flaws in himself.

5. Why does Simon come for Daniel the morning after he arrives back in the village?
(a) To help him in the blacksmith shop.
(b) To hear the carpenter's son in the synagogue.
(c) To go fishing.
(d) To see if he is all right.

6. What story did Simon tell Daniel about Jesus?
(a) How Jesus walked on water.
(b) How a blind mand was made to see.
(c) How they tried to kill him in Nazareth.
(d) How 5,000 people were fed by Jesus.

7. Does listening to Jesus speak have any affect on Daniel?
(a) It changes his life.
(b) It makes him question Rosh.
(c) Only for a brief moment.
(d) None whatsoever.

8. What does Daniel do to win the devotion and friendship of the black man?
(a) He feeds him.
(b) He teaches him to talk.
(c) He frees him from his shackles.
(d) He gives him some new clothes.

9. How does Joel get injured?
(a) A mule kicks him.
(b) The big black man hits him.
(c) He falls down the mountain.
(d) Rosh hits him.

10. What is Daniel's problem with the Jewish merchants in the city?
(a) They will not give alms to the poor who come by.
(b) They joke and talk with the soldiers.
(c) They refuse to look at him because of his clothes.
(d) They overcharge for their goods.

11. 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.

12. How does Daniel know that Rosh had him watched during the robbery?
(a) Rosh knows that Daniel did not return with both of the old man's daggers.
(b) Daniel heard voices on the mountainside but did not see anyone.
(c) Samson tells him using sign language.
(d) Rosh tells him that he had him watched.

13. How do they get Leah out of the old house and into Simon's house?
(a) Kidnapping her at night.
(b) By putting a bag over her head so she cannot see.
(c) By taking her goat away from her.
(d) In a liter that is completely veiled.

14. What is Daniel's complaint against his countrymen?
(a) They have no ambition.
(b) They are always talking but never acting.
(c) They are just like the Romans.
(d) They don't see anything wrong with the Romans.

15. What mistake does Daniel make when the Roman asks for a drink?
(a) He refuses to do it.
(b) He offers the same water from which the horse has drunk.
(c) He spills the water on the Roman's boot.
(d) He forgets to bow.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Daniel decide to do that night?

2. What is the only thing that bothers him about leaving the village?

3. After Daniel returns, what trial does Rosh put Daniel through?

4. Why does Daniel decide to return to Capernaum?

5. What does Daniel reflect on about Rosh's business?

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