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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. Recipients should assume no weight of ____________, which is heavy on both, but rather soar alongside the giver.
(a) Gratitude.
(b) Guilt.
(c) Burdens.
(d) Reciprocation.

2. Why should people live in country areas?
(a) To enjoy the fragrance of the earth in thier clothing.
(b) To get away from the city's pollution.
(c) To find quiet.
(d) To learn how to live off the land.

3. What do humans have to do to eat?
(a) They have to steal.
(b) They must prepare food.
(c) They share with others.
(d) They must kill.

4. Children's souls dwell in the house of _______________.
(a) Today.
(b) Yesterday.
(c) Tomorrow.
(d) The future.

5. Who is the person to ask Almustafa about crime and punishment?
(a) An innkeeper
(b) A judge
(c) A lawyer
(d) A merchant

Short Answer Questions

1. When one faces the sun, images drawn on the __________ mean nothing.

2. Marriage should never what?

3. A couple's children are not ________.

4. What has Almustafa seen the people worship as slaves worship a tyrant?

5. Those who give with pain are ____________ in that pain.

Short Essay Questions

1. When a man gathers grapes, what does Almustafa say the man must realize?

2. It is better not to seek only peace and pleasure in love, but what should one do to open one's self up to love?

3. Who is the seer that understands the answer to Almustafa's longing for his homeland?

4. What is the one thing that Almustafa can not speak?

5. What does the exchanging of gifts do for people, according to Almustafa?

6. What does Almustafa declare about love?

7. What is it good to do, in relation to the topic of giving?

8. What does Almustafa use as examples of personal space in relation to love?

9. What setting does Almustafa prefer for living?

10. Who is the chosen and the beloved who is giving the lessons throughout The Prophet?

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