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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Scott begin to discover about Sola Fide?
(a) The Protestants do not believe it anymore.
(b) It also believed by the Catholic Church.
(c) It is scriptural and was Paul's view.
(d) It is not scriptural and was not Paul's view.

2. What does Scott learn about the Protestant Church's opinions of contraception?
(a) They always have agreed with the Catholic Church that contraception is immoral.
(b) They never agreed with the Catholic Church that contraception is immoral.
(c) Prior to 1930 they agreed with the Catholic Church that contraception is immoral.
(d) They have no opinion on contraception.

3. What do the Catholic kids tell Scott?
(a) He should be their teacher.
(b) He should be a Catholic.
(c) He is going to become Catholic.
(d) He does not know much about Catholicism.

4. When was Kimberly born?
(a) 1957.
(b) 1965.
(c) 1963.
(d) 1960.

5. What does Scott eventually realize that he must do?
(a) Accept his calling at the church in Virginia.
(b) Resign from his pastorate and look for another job.
(c) Stop learning about Catholicism.
(d) Pray.

6. To where do Kimberly and Scott then move for the summer?
(a) Cleveland.
(b) Indianapolis.
(c) Columbus.
(d) Cincinnati.

7. For what does Scott give various Scriptural arguments?
(a) The doctrines concerning Mary taught by Catholicism.
(b) The doctrines concerning St. Elizabeth taught by Catholicism.
(c) The doctrines concerning St. Joseph taught by Catholicism.
(d) The doctrines concerning St. Francis taught by Catholicism.

8. His church is fairly ____________.
(a) Conservative.
(b) Strange.
(c) Poor.
(d) Liberal.

9. Scott begins to see the importance of what?
(a) Liturgy.
(b) Ritual.
(c) Hymns.
(d) Prayer.

10. What job does Scott accept?
(a) Professor at Grove City College.
(b) Assistant to the president of Grove City College.
(c) President of Grove City College.
(d) Researcher at Grove City College.

11. How is Kimberly's upbringing different from Scott's?
(a) She was raised a liberal Presbyterian.
(b) She was raised Lutheran.
(c) She was raised a devout Presbyterian.
(d) She was raised a Catholic.

12. To whom does Scott make a petition?
(a) St. Joseph.
(b) St. Elizabeth.
(c) St. Francis.
(d) The Virgin Mary.

13. He begins to read the works of who and develops strongly anti-Catholic views?
(a) Jay Samonie and Sue Monk Kidd.
(b) Tom Terry and James T. Draper, Jr.
(c) Martin Luther and John Calvin.
(d) Joseph Campbell and Paul Haupt.

14. What does Scott begin doing in his senior year?
(a) Begins to attend seminary classes.
(b) Choosing a college.
(c) Skip school.
(d) Research the priesthood.

15. What do Scott and his new seminarian friend have in common?
(a) They are among the most Catholic seminarians on campus.
(b) They are among the most anti-Protestant seminarians on campus.
(c) They are among the most liberal seminarians on campus.
(d) They are among the most anti-Catholic seminarians on campus.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do Scott and his friends think about tradition?

2. What is the Protestant theory of justification, or how one becomes saved?

3. Who is the first narrator?

4. Why does Kimberly choose Grove City?

5. Why does Scott decide that he does not want to attend this church?

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