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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The author uses the prologue to do which of the following?
(a) Tell the reader his life story.
(b) Discuss issues related to fathers who abandon their children.
(c) Explain his writing style.
(d) Discuss issues related to fatherless boys.

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

3. This prologue is does which of the following?
(a) Gives a concise history of the author's life.
(b) Piques the readers interest in the topic.
(c) Presents a summary of the book.
(d) Acknowledges all the contributors to the book.

4. What does Miller state that the dragon reminds him of?
(a) Freedom.
(b) A giant protector.
(c) Power.
(d) A real father figure.

5. Where is Miller offered a home when living in Boring, Oregon?
(a) In a garage apartment at the MacMurrays.
(b) In a trailer with coworkers.
(c) In a house shared with an elderly person.
(d) In an apartment with friends.

Short Answer Questions

1. Miller writes specifically to appeal to what type of humor?

2. As a child, Miller remembers enjoying which activity most?

3. As a child and adolescent, who does Miller resent?

4. Is Miller's concern with the social problem of all boys who grow up without fathers?

5. What kind of class does Miller attend at church in Oregon?

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