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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does Kimberly want him to wait until this time to convert?
(a) She will have time to pray about the situation.
(b) It will give her time to convince him not to convert.
(c) She does not want him to convert.
(d) So they have time to make financial and geographical preparations.

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

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

4. How does Scott graduate?
(a) Early.
(b) Magna cum laude.
(c) A year late.
(d) At the top of his class.

5. How does Scott feel when he presses various experts he knows on these issues?
(a) He is dissatisfied with their answers.
(b) He feels as if he knows nothing.
(c) He is satisfied with their answers.
(d) He is surprised by their answers.

6. What does Scott realized about Sola Scriptura?
(a) It must be believed.
(b) It is a Scriptural doctrine.
(c) It is not a Scriptural doctrine and so is self-contradictory.
(d) It is accurate.

7. Would Kimberly have married Scott had he been a Catholic at the time they were dating?
(a) Yes.
(b) No.
(c) Probably.
(d) Maybe.

8. What becomes Scott's mission?
(a) To correct and "liberate" Catholics raised in a "works-righteousness" faith.
(b) To convert non-Christians to the Presbyterian church.
(c) To correct the sola fide view of Protestants.
(d) To bring Christians back to the church.

9. How is Scott a typical teenager?
(a) He plays sports.
(b) He smokes marijuana.
(c) He is a good kid.
(d) He is involved in many clubs.

10. When does Kimberly decide she would commit herself to God?
(a) As a teenager.
(b) As an adult.
(c) As a college student.
(d) At an early age.

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

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

13. How does this boy get Scott to come to Young Life?
(a) He tells him there is food.
(b) He uses Scott's crush on Kathy to bring him to church.
(c) He threatens him.
(d) He does his homework for him.

14. Of what do Scott and his friends convince Kimberly that God does not want her to be?
(a) A teacher.
(b) A pastor.
(c) A mother.
(d) A politician.

15. What does this job give him time to do?
(a) Attend a Catholic Church.
(b) Read constantly at night.
(c) Work on his marriage.
(d) Spend time with his family.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Kimberly feel at Trinity Presbyterian Church?

2. Is Scott's petition answered?

3. What job does Scott accept?

4. What does Scott eventually realize that he must do?

5. In his senior year what does Scott decide that he is going to do?

(see the answer keys)

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