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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 9, Girls.

Multiple Choice 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?
(a) Destiny.
(b) Divine intervention.
(c) Serendipity.
(d) Fate.

2. What does Miller describe God's love for humans as?
(a) Imperfect parents.
(b) Good parents.
(c) A perfect father.
(d) A imperfect father.

3. In Chapter 6, Miller's writing style changes. How does it change?
(a) His writing style does not change.
(b) He tells more stories about other people.
(c) He reveals his secret desires.
(d) He shares more personal information about himself.

4. According to Miller, another necessary characteristic of God's love that is required in father-son love is the ability to do what?
(a) Make people well.
(b) Punish people.
(c) Forgive people.
(d) Make decisions for humans.

5. In Chapter 4, as Miller thinks about his pain as child without a father, what happens to him?
(a) He gets sick.
(b) He begins to heal.
(c) He feels sad.
(d) He gets angry.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. Miller uses these stories about animals to illustrate what point in Chapter 2?

3. What other group of people besides boys and men without fathers does Miller recognize in Chapter 7?

4. Who is the main character of this book?

5. Why does Miller's Pinewood Derby Car not make it in the derby race?

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