2. What particular hobbies of Jim Elliot prepare his for life in the jungle?
(a) Carpentry and woodworking.
(b) Archery and cross-bowing.
(c) Cooking and cleaning.
(d) Hunting and camping.

3. What activity does Jim Elliot limit besides maintaining a devotion to prayer?
(a) Eating foods like desserts and starches.
(b) Participating in wrestling.
(c) Staying up late hours.
(d) Going to political rallies.

4. What biblical quote is the mantra with which Jim Elliott lives and breathes?
(a) Thou art a gracious God, and merciful, slow to anger, and of great kindness.
(b) Thou shalt love the Lord thy God, and keep his charge, and his statutes, and his judgments, and his commandments, alway.
(c) He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose.
(d) For whether we live, we live unto the Lord; and whether we die, we die unto the Lord.

5. Why does Jim take his exams early?
(a) He wants to attend his brother's wedding.
(b) He wants to leave for Peru.
(c) He is expected to participate in the wrestling tournament.
(d) He wants to begin his term with the Foreign Missions Fellowship.

6. What time does the missionary pilot tell his wife that he will communicate with her again?
(a) 4:00 PM.
(b) 10:00 PM.
(c) 12:00 PM.
(d) 4:30 PM.

7. 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 needs to help his father's carpentry business.
(d) He has responsibilities at Gospel Hall.

8. Where do Jim's brother, Bert, and his new wife leave for missionary work?
(a) Mexico.
(b) Belize.
(c) Ecuador.
(d) Peru.

9. How does Jim improve his Spanish speaking skills during the summer of his sophomore year?
(a) He begins teaching 150 children.
(b) He lives with a Mexican family.
(c) He hitchhikes across Mexico.
(d) He speaks only Spanish to Ron Harris.

10. What happens to Jim when he travels with the Foreign Missions group?
(a) His car breaks down in Mexico.
(b) He flees a stalled car before it is struck by a train.
(c) He hitchikes with the wrong crowd.
(d) He becomes lost when he cannot speak Spanish.

11. Aside from his fervent belief in God, what other factor diminishes Jim's popularity with his peers?
(a) His views on the war.
(b) His departure from Gospel Hall.
(c) His political speech.
(d) His failure to go to the school dance.

12. What does Jim remind Elisabeth that she has done before the Lord?
(a) She has promised to be an obedient supplicant.
(b) She has committed to finish her education in anticipation for future ministry.
(c) She has promised to remain in the States.
(d) She has committed herself first and foremost to the Lord.

13. Who said, "His emphasis was upon sacrifice, not of worldly goods so much as of family ties?"
(a) Elisabeth.
(b) Mother Elliot.
(c) Bert.
(d) Jim.

14. What does Fred Elliot do in his young adult years?
(a) Goes back to school.
(b) Opens a successful carpentry business.
(c) Begins preaching at a Presbyterian kirk.
(d) Travels with the preacher Harry Ironside.

15. Why does Jim decline a ticket to the school dance?
(a) He does not believe Christians should attend dances.
(b) He states as a Christian he is not to be "in the world" that way.
(c) He is wary of girls and their intentions.
(d) He does not have a date.