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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is considered scripture?
(a) The body of literature deemed authoritative for establishing doctrine within any of a number of specific religious traditions.
(b) The New Testament.
(c) The Catholic Bible.
(d) The Old Testament.

2. How does Scott continue to treat Kimberly?
(a) He treats her like a stranger.
(b) He offers love rather than arguments and shares his feelings with her.
(c) He treats her as he has always treated her.
(d) He offers her doctrine.

3. What does this trained theologian suggest that Scott do regarding his wife?
(a) Minister to her with romance and love.
(b) Explain the doctrine.
(c) Pray for her.
(d) Ignore her.

4. How does Kimberly feel about becoming a Catholic?
(a) Sad.
(b) Worried.
(c) Unsure.
(d) Terrified.

5. What do Scott and Kimberly cease having?
(a) Arguments.
(b) Interesting theological discussions.
(c) Time spent together.
(d) Any discussions.

6. What is the outcome when Scott debates the doctrines of sola scriptura and sola fide with a famed Protestant theologian?
(a) Scott loses the debate.
(b) Scott wins the debate.
(c) Scott stops the debate early.
(d) No one wins the debate.

7. By whom is this last chapter told?
(a) First Scott, then Kimberly.
(b) Kimberly.
(c) Scott.
(d) Both Scott and Kimberly at once.

8. When does Scott convert and receive the sacraments for the first time?
(a) On Good Friday 1986.
(b) On Christmas Eve 1986.
(c) On Easter Vigil 1986.
(d) On Palm Sunday 1986.

9. Why is Scott scared?
(a) He is not sure what God wants him to do.
(b) He promised his wife he would not become Catholic until 1990.
(c) He is unsure about being a Catholic.
(d) He does not want to upset his wife.

10. How does Scott feel about explaining Catholic doctrine to his fellow parishioners?
(a) Happy.
(b) Nervous.
(c) Energized.
(d) Worried.

11. What do the Hahns encourage their Catholic brothers and sisters to do regarding Protestants?
(a) Convert them.
(b) Be kind to them.
(c) Challenge them.
(d) Ignore them.

12. Who knows their Scripture?
(a) Many Catholics.
(b) Many non-Catholics.
(c) Many Presbyterians.
(d) Many Jews.

13. The conclusion functions as what?
(a) The epilogue.
(b) An ending to the story.
(c) An introduction.
(d) A list of beliefs.

14. What does Scott begin to see as true and beautiful about the Catholic Church?
(a) Its poetry.
(b) Its artwork.
(c) Its prayers.
(d) Its teachings on the family and society.

15. Where does Scott still accompany his family?
(a) To holiday services.
(b) To their Presbyterian Church.
(c) To Mass.
(d) To public events.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Scott wish to be?

2. Who are Bible Christians?

3. What emotion is outweighed by the joy of Scott's conversion?

4. What has now happened between Scott and Kimberly?

5. About what do the Hahns encourage Catholics to read?

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