1. Which of the following is a true statement about what Christians can expect regarding being able to spend time in person with other Christians?
(a) According to the Bible, Christians will sometimes have other Christians to live with and will sometimes be alone.
(b) According to the Bible, Christians will always have other Christians to live with.
(c) According to the Bible, Christians will never have other Christians to live with.
(d) According to the Bible, Christians rarely receive the privilege of living together with other Christians.

2. What did Bonhoeffer say in Chapter 4 that we must remember about other members of the community in which we live?
(a) They are all better than us and we should consider ourselves lucky they put up with us.
(b) They are victims of their circumstances and upbringing, and need government help just like us.
(c) They need assistance, encouragement and forgiveness.
(d) They deserve criticism, scorn, and a swift kick in the rear.

3. What did Bonhoeffer believe that the reading of Scripture helps teach?
(a) Literacy and self-discipline.
(b) Doctrine and religious asceticism.
(c) Love for our fellow man and an appreciation for all religions.
(d) Man's history primarily for the sake of salvation.

4. Bonhoeffer says that listening to the Word of God is the beginning of:
(a) Faith.
(b) Hope.
(c) Understanding.
(d) Love.

5. According to Bonhoeffer, what is the purpose of the fellowship that takes place when meals are shared at the table?
(a) It is a chance to gorge oneself and establish one's position in the seminary.
(b) It is a chance to win the favor of Bonhoeffer by volunteering to do extra work around the seminary.
(c) It is an occasion to rejoice and celebrate the working day.
(d) It is an occasion to get nourishment and complain about how hard life is.