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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 3, Chapter 10 Distant Echoes.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Bryan concedes that he interprets the Bible and at times, he does not know the answers to what?
(a) Biological questions Darrow raises.
(b) Biblical questions Darrow raises.
(c) Zoological questions Darrow raises.
(d) Evolution questions Darrow raises.

2. In Only Yesterday, Allen seeks to provide a lively account of the 1920s, and the trial figures in a middle chapter in what way?
(a) Predominant feature, lacking any analysis.
(b) .Predominant feature, given an overly simplistic analysis.
(c) Predominant feature, given a precise analysis.
(d) Minor feature, given an overly simplistic analysis.

3. Parents and school boards eventually have more concern about including creation theories than about what?
(a) Including evolution theories.
(b) Banning evolution theories.
(c) Including universalism theories.
(d) Limiting evolution theories.

4. Larson says that Darrow asks potential jurors if they know anything about evolution, think the Bible opposes it, and what third issue?
(a) See middle ground between Christianity, evolution.
(b) Are bound by fundamentalism.
(c) Can decide given case presented.
(d) Believe Scopes is guilty of a crime.

5. By what period does the Supreme Court begin purging religious practices from school curricula?
(a) 1955.
(b) 1945.
(c) 1550.
(d) 1960.

Short Answer Questions

1. The defense challenges the anti-evolution statute's constitutionality on the second day using a motion to what?

2. Both sides predict victory, yet the ACLU also makes plans for what?

3. Because of the high publicity, how do the potential jurors feel?

4. Jurors leave the courtroom again, and both sides argue admissibility of expert testimony on evolution for how long?

5. Larson shows that how many theories of evolutionary development fit nicely within a Christian explanation of the world?

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