2. At the seminary, what are the first sounds of the dawn?
(a) Hymns and the Word of God.
(b) Roosters and alarm clocks.
(c) Snoring.
(d) Pots banging together and showers running.

3. What does Bonhoeffer state that the duty of a Christian is?
(a) To follow the example of Christ by hiding together away from the world and waiting for His return.
(b) To follow the example of Christ by bringing peace while living among the enemies of God.
(c) To follow the example of Christ by only interacting with the friends of God.
(d) To follow the example of Christ by waging war against the enemies of God.

4. What was Bonhoeffer's daily reading/listening recommendation for devotions?
(a) One chapter from the Old Testament and one-half chapter from the New Testament, morning and evening.
(b) One verse from the Old Testament in the morning and one verse from the New Testament in the evening.
(c) One book from the Old Testament in the morning and one book from the New Testament in the evening.
(d) One-half chapter from the Old Testament and one chapter from the New Testament, morning and evening.

5. What is the last book of the Bible?
(a) Proverbs.
(b) Genesis.
(c) Apocalypse (Revelation).
(d) Isaiah.

6. What was Bonhoeffer doing while living abroad from Germany?
(a) He was leading German congregations in London.
(b) He was taking a sabbatical.
(c) He was furthering his education.
(d) He was seeking asylum.

7. 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 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.
(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 they don't need anyone else; they are self-sufficient in their own resources and can make it on their own.

8. According to Bonhoeffer, what is the Holy Spirit's purpose?
(a) To bring peace to the world.
(b) To bring unity among all the world's religions.
(c) To resolve the conflicts that inevitably develop in Christian communities.
(d) To put belief in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior into Christians' hearts.

9. How was Bonhoeffer executed?
(a) Firing squad.
(b) Beheading.
(c) Hanging.
(d) Gas chamber.

10. On April 8, 1945, when Bonhoeffer is taken to death row to be hanged the following day, what is he doing when he is taken from his cell?
(a) He is finishing a prayer in a service that he is conducting.
(b) He is reading his Bible.
(c) He is serving Communion.
(d) He is writing a book.

11. According to Bonhoeffer, a daily reading of ______ is not the same as reading of the Scripture as a whole.
(a) The Psalter.
(b) The newspaper.
(c) Hitler's latest propaganda.
(d) Short verses.

12. What does Bonhoeffer say pastors and congregants should do about the community they find themselves in?
(a) Complain and gossip about their fellow believers every chance they get.
(b) Analyze their fellow believers and help them fix all their problems.
(c) Make as many friends as possible and form a network of cliques.
(d) Examine themselves and thank God for a chance to grow.

13. When the day's work was completed, what happened at Bonhoeffer's seminary?
(a) An evening meal, then the seminarians went to bed.
(b) An evening meal, then the seminarians went out on the town.
(c) An evening meal, then either television, movies, or board games.
(d) The evening meal, then evening songs, prayers, and devotions.

14. Who became one of Bonhoeffer's teachers?
(a) Fritz Arnheim, a well-known historian.
(b) Sigmund Freud, a noted psychologist.
(c) Karl Barth, a well-known theologian.
(d) Alfred Einstein, a well-known physicist.

15. Why did Bonhoeffer return to Germany?
(a) To pastor an underground church.
(b) To take charge of an illegal seminary.
(c) To join the Nazi Party.
(d) To run a secret hospital for Jews.