1. What does Jim mean when he refers to his "wine of bewilderment?"
(a) He has many exciting possibilities of action for the Lord but not enough time to fulfill them.
(b) He does not understand why Christians are so ordinary and make no impact.
(c) He struggles with the understanding that one can have a relationship with God and another human being.
(d) He is not sure whether to serve as a missionary in Ecuador or Peru.

2. Why does Jim choose Greek as his major?
(a) Greek was the native language spoken in the time of Christ.
(b) He thinks it will help him to translate the Bible into primitive tongues.
(c) None of the girls study Greek.
(d) Dr. Book requires all missionaries to study Greek.

3. Why does Jim want to speak to Bert who has left town on business?
(a) Jim wants to know if he may run Bert's garbage business in his absence.
(b) Jim wants to ask Bert about his conflicting feelings for Elisabeth.
(c) Jim seeks Bert's counsel concerning his near death experiences.
(d) Jim no longer believes he should go to Latin America and is considering going to India.

4. What happens to Jim Elliot when Dick Fisher's gun accidentally discharges?
(a) The bullet grazes Jim's leg.
(b) Jim uses his Bible to deflect the bullet.
(c) The bullet pierces Jim's Bible.
(d) Jim narrowly misses being killed.

5. Since Jim Elliot believes in living his faith outside the pulpit, what is he readily available to do when his peers have questions about God?
(a) Explain the preaching of Harry Ironside.
(b) Quote Presbyterian dogma concerning matters of religious faith.
(c) Conduct religious conversion.
(d) Explain the scriptures to other students.