1. What does Miller and his friend, Travis, fear?
(a) They fear nothing.
(b) They fear going to prison.
(c) They fear the authorities.
(d) They fear being alone.

2. What does Miller struggle to give up in this journey?
(a) His desire to be perfect.
(b) His search for a father.
(c) His bad habits.
(d) His need to be loved by all.

3. What does Miller use as an analogy for God's love and father-son love?
(a) A car.
(b) A snow storm.
(c) A mother-daughter relationship.
(d) A tomato plant.

4. Miller learned a valuable life lesson in Chapter 11 despite the absence of who in his life?
(a) A friend.
(b) A brother.
(c) His father.
(d) A wife.

5. One of Miller's friends tells Miller about real love. What does Miller's friends state is a core characteristic of real love?
(a) Humility.
(b) Lust.
(c) Humor.
(d) Equality.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 9, Miller describes a story of watching a girl who met and broke up with several girls. What is the setting of the meetings between this girl and the boys?

2. What happens to elephant's behavior when they reach puberty?

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

4. According to Miller, which of the following is not a positive characteristic of God?

5. Who teaches this church class that Miller attends in Boring, Oregon?

(see the answer key)

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