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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. How did the person die?

2. Albie threatens to do what to Hattie?

3. Where did Stephens/Plank work previously?

4. Where is the prisoner being held before being sent back to the rehab center?

5. Which does not describe Zeke?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is it important for David to get dressed right away to leave the hospital?

2. What are Tsion's views regarding the Bible's contents? Does Tsion believe that all of it is pertinent or accurate?

3. Hannah Palemoon tries to comfort David by saying that Annie felt no pain when she was killed. How can Hannah be sure?

4. Why is Albie using an assumed name?

5. What has David upset when he realizes that the hour has grown late?

6. Why does Tsion believe that Zeke and Hattie may be considered to be "lost causes?"

7. What is the important thing that Nurse Palemoon wants to share with David?

8. In regards to Carpathia, what concerns David at the end of the director's meeting?

9. Who is Hattie Durham and why is she important to the story?

10. The members of the Tribulation Force are able to move around freely to do their work. How is that possible given the orders from Carpathia?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

David Hassid and Carpathia knew each other before Carpathia's resurrection. How did this previous relationship affect Hassid's perception of Carpathia? Compare and contrast the behaviors of the two men. Are there more similarities or differences?

Essay Topic 2

Carpathia is only one of many zealots that have tried to convert Christians and non-believers. The actions taken by Carpathia are similar to that of Hitler, among others. Compare and contrast Carpathia's actions against those taken by Hitler. Who do you think was more dangerous? Who had the better chance of being successful? Explain.

Essay Topic 3

Chaim is instructed to go to Jerusalem. Although Chaim has great faith, the man is doubtful that he is capable or prepared to make the trip. Explain why Chaim feels that way. Also examine the symbolism between Chaim's journey and the meaning of his name. What might have happened if Chaim refused the challenge?

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