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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What rumors does Nathaniel's daughter start about Ana?
(a) That she is a witch.
(b) That she is a scribe.
(c) That she is a concubine.
(d) That she is a harlot.

2. Who is Tabitha betrothed to?
(a) Herod.
(b) Elijah.
(c) Ephraim.
(d) Henry.

3. How does Ana become free of her first betrothal?
(a) Ana runs away.
(b) Nathaniel dies.
(c) Ana dies.
(d) Nathaniel backs out of the arrangement.

4. What does Ana's father do for a living?
(a) He is a rabbi.
(b) He is a money lender.
(c) He is a priest.
(d) He is head scribe to Herod Antipas.

5. What is the greeting of Ana's people to say "hello" while out in public?
(a) Ciao.
(b) Shelama.
(c) Greetings.
(d) Oui.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Jesus tell the crowd about Ana to calm them in Part II?

2. Where does Ana's aunt get the most prized possession she gives to Ana?

3. What does Ana's father let her do that is very rare for women to be allowed to do?

4. Who is Ana's aunt whom she is very close with?

5. Who is the ruler of Ana's immediate area where she lives as a child?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Yaltha tell Ana to do when her "moment" comes?

2. In Part I, what does Ana view as a betrayal by both of her parents?

3. What deal does Matthias make with Herod Antipas regarding Ana that repulses Ana?

4. What does Ana ask for in return for posing for Herod Antipas's mosaic and why does she ask this?

5. What surprises Ana about her first visit with Tabitha at her house?

6. What is one possible reason for Judith's dislike of Ana?

7. What is Ana's first impression of Jesus, and why does she feel this way about him?

8. Why is Ana's father Matthias so eager for her betrothal to Nathaniel?

9. What rumors start about Ana following the end of her betrothal?

10. Why does Ana refer to Judas as a brother?

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