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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 5, Spirituality.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who is the main character of this book?
(a) The book's co-author, John MacMurray.
(b) All boys without fathers.
(c) All children without parents.
(d) The author, Donald Miller.

2. Initially, how does Miller react to the spiritual discussion of a relationship between God and fathers?
(a) He does not react at all.
(b) He rejects it outright and refuses to talk.
(c) He sees it as a sentimental statement and dismisses it.
(d) He gets excited and can't stop talking.

3. How does the ability to accept a spiritual connection between God and fathers help Miller?
(a) It allows Miller to experience a sense of belonging.
(b) It helps Miller to feel accepted.
(c) It allows Miller to find a father.
(d) It has not impact on Miller.

4. What were MacMurray and Miller going to do when Miller begins to understand the connection between God and fathers?
(a) Photograph a sunset.
(b) Attend a Bible-study class.
(c) Camp out.
(d) Attend a school program.

5. Is Miller's concern with the social problem of all boys who grow up without fathers?
(a) No, he is not concerned at all.
(b) Only slightly, as he is more concerned about his life without a father.
(c) Yes, very much so.
(d) Sometimes he is and sometimes he is not.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Miller's search to understand himself as a child without a father lead to?

2. According to MacMurray, which of the following is not an important task for families?

3. Miller also remembers watching a documentary on what animal?

4. Miller suggests that submission to God's will allows God to do what for humans?

5. According to Miller, another necessary characteristic of God's love that is required in father-son love is the ability to do what?

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