2. Why is Jim Elliot cautious about girls his age?
(a) He believes they are not worthy to hear God's word.
(b) He believes they lure boys away from God's true calling.
(c) He believes they cannot understand the complexity of scripture.
(d) He believes they are frivolous about religion.

3. What does Jim fear more than being expelled from the public speaking club?
(a) Making a political speech.
(b) Going to the school dance.
(c) Incorrectly quoting scripture.
(d) Leaving Gospel Hall.

4. Where do the Elliot and MacAliister families meet?
(a) Lutheran kirk.
(b) Baptist church.
(c) Presbyterian kirk.
(d) Anglican church.

5. What country does Emil Luginbuhl emigrate from upon arriving in the U.S.?
(a) Belgium.
(b) Austria.
(c) Switzerland.
(d) Denmark.

6. What are two struggles Jim is undergoing?
(a) Understanding how he will be the fork in the road and agent of change.
(b) Releasing earthy possessions and his love for Elisabeth.
(c) Leaving behind his family and his friends.
(d) Understanding the truth of God's Word and man's lack of recognition to His truth.

7. Why does Jim tell his mother she shouldn't worry about his relationship with Elisabeth?
(a) They are both raised in similar family backgrounds.
(b) They are both well-educated.
(c) They are both committed to the Lord.
(d) They are both members of the same church.

8. What principles does Fred Elliot emphasize to his children aside from reading the scriptures to them daily and teaching them to pray?
(a) Spend one year travelling with a preacher.
(b) Always avoid church legalisms or a list of "don'ts".
(c) Stick together as a family in prosperous and difficult times.
(d) Register with your home church.

9. 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.

10. 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.

11. Where do Jim Elliot's Scottish ancestors settle in the New World?
(a) Montreal.
(b) Quebec.
(c) Saskatchewan.
(d) Ontario.

12. Where does Jim go with his friend Ron Harris during the summer of his sophomore year?
(a) Mexico.
(b) Honduras.
(c) Nicaragua.
(d) Ecuador.

13. Where do Jim Elliott and his missionaries first land to begin their missionary work?
(a) Curaray River.
(b) Atun Yaku River.
(c) Shandia River.
(d) Napu River.

14. What does Jim experience during a gospel team trip across the Midwest with Dave Howard, Roger Lewis, and Verd Holstein?
(a) An apparition of Elisabeth..
(b) His own spiritual resistance to letting go.
(c) A Christian rebirth.
(d) His spiritual awakening to God's glory.

15. Why does Hudson Taylor's book confuse Jim Elliot?
(a) Jim wonders how one man could establish 250 mission stations.
(b) Jim wonders how any man can be consumed by a woman.
(c) Jim wonders how he can be an agent of change.
(d) Jim wonders how a man satisfied by God's grace can still yearn to be loved by a woman.