2. How did the author describe Padre Pio's trip to Rome?
(a) The longest trip of his life.
(b) The most painful trip of his life.
(c) The most awakening trip of his life.
(d) The most dangerous trip of his life.

3. How many teachers did Padre Pio have during his childhood?
(a) Four.
(b) Two.
(c) Three.
(d) One.

4. In Chapter 11, how did the author try to summarize Padre Pio's advice?
(a) With quotes from newspaper articles.
(b) With a lengthy passage from an academic essay.
(c) With a list of ten points.
(d) With a sampling of Padre Pio's letters.

5. What did Benedetto tell Padre Pio in Chapter 5 to help with his fears?
(a) To pray with others.
(b) To write about it.
(c) To read the Bible.
(d) To suffer more.

6. In Chapter 4, what did Padre Pio's visions inspire him to do?
(a) Write.
(b) Read.
(c) Travel.
(d) Paint.

7. In Chapter 4, how were Benedetto's beliefs described?
(a) Conservative.
(b) Changing.
(c) Mystic.
(d) Liberal.

8. What did Padre Pio study at the friary at San Marco la Catola?
(a) Literature.
(b) Art.
(c) History.
(d) Philosophy.

9. How did Don Angelo treat Padre Pio as a boy?
(a) He teased him.
(b) Kindly.
(c) He ignored him.
(d) Harshly.

10. In Chapter 8, how did the author try to tie Padre Pio's life to the stages of mystical experience?
(a) Through historical accounts of Padre Pio's life.
(b) Through records from Padre Pio's church.
(c) Through his first-hand experience with Padre Pio.
(d) Through Padre Pio's writings.

11. In Chapter 1, how did Padre Pio's parents feel about the saints?
(a) They felt like they didn't exist.
(b) They felt like they were secondary characters.
(c) They felt like they were family.
(d) They felt like they were gods.

12. As a teenager, how did Padre Pio treat women?
(a) He kissed a few.
(b) He would write about them but not speak to them.
(c) He had to fend them off.
(d) He took them out on dates.

13. In Chapter 6, how did Benedetto feel when Padre Pio resisted returning to the friary?
(a) He was sad.
(b) He was confused.
(c) He agreed.
(d) He was angry.

14. In Chapter 3, why did Padre Pio decide to live a life of suffering?
(a) Because it made him feel better about leaving his family.
(b) Because his teacher suggested it.
(c) Because it was a witness to Christ.
(d) Because it would keep him from temptation.

15. Why did Padre Pio say he feared God in Chapter 5?
(a) Because he forgot his vows.
(b) Because he left the order.
(c) Because he kept vomitting.
(d) Because he had sinned.