1. Why doesn't Jim want to spend several weeks away from his family with his friends Dick Fisher and Dutch?
(a) He needs to help his brother's garbage business.
(b) He needs to help his ailing mother.
(c) He has responsibilities at Gospel Hall.
(d) He needs to help his father's carpentry business.

2. 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 no longer believes he should go to Latin America and is considering going to India.
(c) Jim seeks Bert's counsel concerning his near death experiences.
(d) Jim wants to ask Bert about his conflicting feelings for Elisabeth.

3. What are one of his goals is as Jim becomes more involved in group activities during his senior year?
(a) He wants to learn how to live independently for his impending ministry.
(b) He wants to assume more leadership opportunities.
(c) He wants to enjoy many college activities before he graduates.
(d) He wants to minister to people in a variety of spiritual levels.

4. What does Jim believe to be the Lord's purpose for the Midwest gospel trip?
(a) The truth of scripture will supercede all else.
(b) The Word of God is present in all things great and small.
(c) The hand of God is working as an agent of change.
(d) God work miraculous deeds.

5. What happens on Reverse Day?
(a) There is a role reversal between professor and student.
(b) Students wear their clothes backwards.
(c) There is a role reversal between men and women.
(d) Students may submit their coursework in pig Latin.