1. Why does Bill Cathers' letter detailing his wedding plans surprise Jim?
(a) Both were expected to go to Ecuador in the New Testament pattern of two-by-two.
(b) Both were expected to travel to Latin America to help Bert.
(c) Both were expected to organize another Bible study.
(d) Both were expected to finish painting the McCully home.

2. Why is Jim anxious to travel to South America to learn the native language now rather than later?
(a) He believes he may be transferred to a different mission in North America if he waits.
(b) He fears he is losing the Spanish he learned while in Mexico.
(c) He believes another missionary will take his place.
(d) He fears the older you get the harder it is to learn new things.

3. 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 easygoing demeanor.
(d) Their attractive looks.

4. 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 wants to ask Bert about his conflicting feelings for Elisabeth.
(d) Jim seeks Bert's counsel concerning his near death experiences.

5. What does Jim tell Elisabeth in his letter to her that God has meant him to do?
(a) God wants him to leave the Student Missionary Convention.
(b) God wants him to start his missionary work single rather than married.
(c) God wants him to return to his family.
(d) God wants both of them to see other people.