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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. Scott and Kimberly decide to go to __________________, where they will begin their graduate studies.
(a) Fuller Theological Seminary.
(b) Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.
(c) Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary
(d) Christian Theological Seminary.

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

4. What happens on August 18th, 1979?
(a) They move to Cincinnati.
(b) Kimberly and Scott are married.
(c) Kimberly and Scott plan have their rehearsal dinner.
(d) Scott proposes to Kimberly.

5. With whom does Kimberly work?
(a) Many people in the Catholic Church.
(b) Many researchers.
(c) Many people in the Presbyterian church.
(d) Many people of many different religions.

6. Scott meets a fellow seminarian, ________________, who becomes a close friend.
(a) Gerry.
(b) Kimberly.
(c) Jack.
(d) John.

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

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

9. As time passes he begins to question another core Protestant doctrine. What doctrine is this?
(a) The notion of Sola Scriptura.
(b) The notion of Sola Solara.
(c) The notion of Sola Fidura.
(d) The notion of Sola Fide.

10. Scott begins to become inspired by what leaders?
(a) Of the Lutheran Church.
(b) Of the Presbyterian Church.
(c) Of the Catholic Church.
(d) Of the Reformation.

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

12. Why do Scott and Kimberly stop dating?
(a) He wants to date someone else.
(b) He does not have time to fall in love.
(c) She does not like him.
(d) They do not get along.

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

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

15. Why does Scott reject the Orthodox Church?
(a) It practices what it understands to be the original ancient traditions, believing in growth without change.
(b) They use icons as a part of their personal and liturgical worship and prayer life.
(c) Its sectarian nationalist divisions and their position on the filioque.
(d) The Church is composed of several self-governing ecclesial bodies, each geographically and nationally distinct but theologically unified.

Short Answer Questions

1. When does Kimberly decide she would commit herself to God?

2. What line does Scott repeat?

3. Is Scott's petition answered?

4. What does Scott admit about his feelings towards the Catholic Church.

5. What does Scott believe is key for understanding the Bible?

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