1. 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 has not impact on Miller.
(c) It allows Miller to find a father.
(d) It helps Miller to feel accepted.

2. Where are Miller and John MacMurray when Miller first begins to understand the relationship between God and fathers?
(a) At work.
(b) In church.
(c) On a trip up a mountain.
(d) At home.

3. What activity does Miller not enjoy until he begins college?
(a) Reading.
(b) Math.
(c) Gym.
(d) Studying.

4. Who teaches this church class that Miller attends in Boring, Oregon?
(a) The minister of the church.
(b) John MacMurray.
(c) David Gentiles.
(d) Mr. Kilpin.

5. Who is Miller's intended audience?
(a) Men and women.
(b) Women.
(c) Boys only.
(d) Men.

Short Answer Questions

1. Miller's uses many words to describe his meeting with MacMurray. Which of the following is not a work he used to describe his meeting with MacMurray?

2. Prior to accepting God as a father, Miller describes his journey as ________.

3. As a teenager, one of Miller's most successful and key relationships with a male father figure was with whom?

4. The author uses the prologue to do which of the following?

5. Miller writes about what part of his life in this book?

(see the answer key)

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