2. What kind of thought did Dave say they used to purchase the building?
(a) They had no clear thoughts.
(b) Lack of understanding real estate.
(c) Hard-nosed business sense.
(d) They purchased the first thing that came up.

3. How does Maria stand her ground against former gang members who wanted her money?
(a) By pretending to be an addict again.
(b) Through prayer.
(c) By hiding her money.
(d) By reading the Bible out loud to them.

4. What happens to the ministry as a result of Dave's television program?
(a) It went into debt.
(b) It failed and went bankrupted.
(c) It was showered with donations.
(d) It grew larger and larger.

5. What is another factor about drug addiction that Wilkerson addresses in Chapter 19?
(a) The abomination of drug addiction.
(b) The economics of drug addiction.
(c) The making of the drugs.
(d) The pattern of distribution of addicts in a city.

6. How is one trapped when s/he receives the baptism of the Holy Spirit?
(a) It is a healthy, safe, redeemed trap of the Holy Spirit.
(b) By the approbation of fellow Christians if one uses.
(c) There is no trap.
(d) By feeling ill if one uses.

7. What did Dave teach the young recruits first?
(a) How to preach.
(b) How to convert someone.
(c) How to answer questions.
(d) About the world of the gangs.

8. Who describes the experience of the baptism of the Holy Spirit in detail to a priest who visits the center?
(a) Wilkerson.
(b) Wilkerson's wife.
(c) Another evangelical preacher.
(d) One of the recovering addicts who experiences it.

9. What seemingly paradoxical statement does Wilkerson make at the opening of Chapter 22?
(a) God is not good.
(b) Being drug free without God is just another trap.
(c) The baptism of the Holy Spirit traps the one who experiences it.
(d) Life is not just being drug free.

10. What does it seem Wilkerson thinks is necessary in order to stay off drugs?
(a) Leaving the ghetto.
(b) The Holy Spirit.
(c) A disciplined life.
(d) Intense desire.

11. Who returns to New York as an ordained minister?
(a) Immanuel.
(b) Little Jo-Jo.
(c) Nicky Cruz.
(d) Maria.

12. What was the requirement for the young people who would work at the Center?
(a) Not smoking cigarettes.
(b) They come from a Christian raised background.
(c) Able to read and write English and Spanish.
(d) Able to deal with potentially violent street ministry.

13. What is the reason some who slip back into addiction leave the addiction again?
(a) The Holy Spirit makes it too uncomfortable for them to be addicts.
(b) It is uncertain why some are able to return to addiction and then be off addition.
(c) They are re-baptized by the Holy Spirit.
(d) Wilkerson challenges them to try again.

14. What does Wilkerson carefully analyze?
(a) How a teen becomes an addict.
(b) How to help families of small children to avoid gang problems.
(c) How to motivate gang members to go to church.
(d) How to make evangelism more effective.

15. What did Dave tell the recruits to communicate?
(a) Why the gangs needed the center.
(b) How to live right.
(c) The truth of their faith.
(d) Why the gangs were bad for you.