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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 6, Authority.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Miller writes about what part of his life in this book?
(a) His childhood experiences only.
(b) His adult years only.
(c) His adolescent years only.
(d) His search to understand his life as a boy without a father.

2. When Miller decides to trust his mentor, what does he let go of?
(a) His dream of finding a man to take the place of his father.
(b) His dreams for finding happiness.
(c) A desire for a family of his own.
(d) A desire to help others.

3. Who does Miller remember as one of his first successful-father-figure role models in his life?
(a) John MacMurray.
(b) Mr. Kilpin.
(c) Bill Cosby on television.
(d) David Gentiles.

4. Why is Miller particularly upset with older men?
(a) Their apparent show of powers.
(b) They do not understand him.
(c) Their lives are easy.
(d) They are not interested in him.

5. According to MacMurray, which of the following is not an important task for families?
(a) Promote maturity.
(b) Promote unity.
(c) Submit to authority.
(d) Teach responsiblity.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Miller do that upsets one of the church members who is spending time with Miller?

2. What metaphor does Miller use to describe the role of elders in transferring information to the next generation?

3. How, specifically, does Mr. Gentiles help Miller?

4. How does Miller grasp the "God as father" concept, initially?

5. What is the responsibility of the adult male elephant in a young elephant's life?

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