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

2. What is the Greek word for the type of love found in a human community, according to Bonhoeffer?
(a) Eros.
(b) Agape.
(c) Kyrie.
(d) Phileo.

3. What does Bonhoeffer do after the Nazis forbid him to teach, write, or publish?
(a) He flees the country and takes a pastorate in England.
(b) He complies with the order and travels throughout Germany encouraging other Christians to do the same.
(c) He flees to the United States and takes classes at Union Theological Seminary.
(d) He continues to teach, write, and publish in defiance of the Nazi ban, traveling throughout Germany to do so.

4. What does Bonhoeffer say is the sole and entire purpose of Christian community fellowship together?
(a) Surviving the Nazi threat.
(b) Encouraging one another.
(c) The Word of God.
(d) Making lots of money.

5. According to Bonhoeffer, what was the first element that defined a Christian fellowship?
(a) Christians need others because of Jesus Christ; they realize their own resources are not adequate to get them through life.
(b) Christians realize they don't need anyone else; they are self-sufficient in their own resources and can make it on their own.
(c) Christians need others in order to survive the Nazis; they realize their own resources are not adequate to get them through the war.
(d) Christians realize that it is safer for them to "go it alone" against the Nazis; to be together will be more dangerous. They will need to trust God to provide them individually with the resources they need to survive.