1. What do Jim and Pete learn when taking a a survey trip by airplane to the Oriente?
(a) Oriente was once a volcanic range.
(b) The Quichuas do not mix with the Aucans.
(c) The Aucas are an uncivilized, savage tribe.
(d) No one knows how many people have been killed by the Aucans.

2. Why does Jim feel anxious in his correspondence with Elisabeth?
(a) He wants to stay in the United States after all.
(b) He is tired of being unemployed.
(c) He feels he is entangled in earthly possessions.
(d) He feels an urgency to bring the Word of God to others.

3. What does Jim's prayer in his journal foreshadow?
(a) He will either live or die in the name of the Lord.
(b) He will be an agent of change whether God wills it or not.
(c) He will be the fork in the road testing people on their true beliefs.
(d) He has now achieved his approved unto God degree.

4. What concerns Jim about the temporal world after the announcement of Einstein's Theory of Gravitation?
(a) Science will surpass the Word.
(b) Men will lose focus on organized religion.
(c) Men will find unification with other things instead of God.
(d) Men will ignore Einstein's Theory of Relativity.

5. What is the principle characteristic bringing together the unlikely match of Jim Elliot and Elisabeth Howard?
(a) The way they speak to each other during long absences.
(b) Their unwavering devotion to Christ.
(c) Their attractive looks.
(d) Their easygoing demeanor.