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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Test of Free Time.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Jim realize is the problem with ministering to all spiritual levels?
(a) Jim concedes he does not have time to minster to everyone.
(b) Jim concedes he is not trained to minister to all spiritual levels.
(c) Jim believes he will be rebuked.
(d) Jim sees that minstry is in his hands, not God's.

2. What does Jim call the underclassmen to do besides "believing" in the Christian life?
(a) Behave as a representative of Wheaten College.
(b) Be careful of temptations which may take one away from one's studies.
(c) Structure your life with Christ as your center.
(d) Be steadfast in Christian decision-making.

3. What is Jim grateful the Lord has given him over the past four years in college?
(a) Peace and wisdom.
(b) Public duty to service.
(c) Non-conformity to fit into established religion.
(d) Thanksgiving for God's grace.

4. What two central themes in the book override all other relationships?
(a) Peace and prosperity.
(b) Love and commitment.
(c) Truth and love.
(d) Honor and tradition.

5. What does Jim reevaluate during his senior year in college?
(a) He evaluates how he views the behavior of others.
(b) He institutes a new "code of don'ts."
(c) He evaluates the best way to serve the Lord.
(d) He evaluates his relationship with Elisabeth.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Jim's preeminent goal when he enters Wheaten College?

2. Aside from his fervent belief in God, what other factor diminishes Jim's popularity with his peers?

3. Where do Jim's brother, Bert, and his new wife leave for missionary work?

4. 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?

5. What school is Clara Luginbuhl attending when she first meets Fred Elliot?

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