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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. Why does Kimberly reject the idea of marrying Scott?
(a) He is annoying.
(b) They disagree too often and will not be able to get along.
(c) He is too demanding.
(d) They do not know each other very well.

3. What is the doctrine that we are saved by faith alone apart from our moral works?
(a) Sola scriptura.
(b) Sola fidelity.
(c) Sola fide.
(d) Sola fidore.

4. Scott wants to write and Kimberly likes to do what?
(a) Speak.
(b) Type and edit.
(c) Read.
(d) Write.

5. What is sola fide?
(a) One was saved by his or her actions.
(b) One is saved by being declared righteous by God through no merit of your own.
(c) One was saved by being Christ-like.
(d) One was saved only if he or she did not break the Ten Commandments.

6. What is the idea that Christian faith is based on Scripture alone?
(a) Sola Fide.
(b) Sola Scriptura.
(c) Sola Solara.
(d) Sola Fidura.

7. What happens as a result of Scott's commitment?
(a) He confuses his parents.
(b) He loses many of his friends.
(c) He is happier.
(d) He gains many friends.

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

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

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

11. Who does Scott meet his first year of high school who brings him into Young Life, a Christian Youth group?
(a) Gerry.
(b) Jack.
(c) John.
(d) Jake.

12. 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) Joseph Campbell and Paul Haupt.
(d) Martin Luther and John Calvin.

13. Scott tells Kimberly that he wants to convert. Until when does Kimberly ask him to wait?
(a) 1990.
(b) 1991.
(c) 1992.
(d) 1993.

14. Towards what degree is Kimberly working?
(a) Theology.
(b) Education.
(c) Economics.
(d) Communication Arts.

15. What is the central doctrine of Protestants?
(a) Sola fidore.
(b) Sola fidelity.
(c) Sola scriptura.
(d) Sola fide.

Short Answer Questions

1. His church is fairly ____________.

2. What does Scott want his congregation to do every week?

3. What is the 19th century British Cardinal Henry Newman?

4. Why do Kimberly and Scott come to believe about the martial act?

5. Scott begins to become inspired by what leaders?

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