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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which of the following men taught chess to boys to teach them decision-making skills?
(a) John MacMurray.
(b) Donald Miller.
(c) Salome Thomas-El.
(d) David Gentiles.

2. 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?
(a) Restaurant.
(b) Coffee shop.
(c) Laundromat.
(d) Park.

3. According to Miller, why should young men say no to cheap sex?
(a) To strengthen families.
(b) To avoid diseases.
(c) To protect women.
(d) To save money.

4. Miller believes a famous person he saw interviewed is example of _____________?
(a) A person who does not have to pay for their sins.
(b) God's ability to forgive people who sin.
(c) A callused heart toward sin.
(d) A person who raised without a father.

5. In Chapter 9, how much advice is offered about girls?
(a) It offers a lot of advice.
(b) It offers a little advice.
(c) It offers some advice.
(d) It offers no advice.

Short Answer Questions

1. Chapter 11 relates a story from a movie about a woman who fails to return correct change for a purchase. How does the clerk at the gas station in this movie describe this woman?

2. In Chapter 11 on work ethics, what sacrifices does success often require early in one's life?

3. Which of the following is not an important step of learning to make decisions?

4. In the book, "Wild at Heart', what is the wound left in a man's soul by the absence of a father referred to as?

5. What does Miller state that a "callused heart toward sin" is?

Short Essay Questions

1. As an adult, Miller often found himself having difficulty fitting in with the men in his church and life, particularly in his Bible study class. What did he think the problem was?

2. What strategies does Miller recommend for learning to make wise decisions?

3. In Chapter 11, Miller addresses lessons learned about telling the truth and integrity. What does he do that starts this lesson?

4. In Chapter 10, Why does Miller promote maturity for young men?

5. In Chapter 9, why does Miller say that he dated?

6. In Chapter 10, Miller makes a presentation to a fraternity on the topic of sex. What do these men suggest the consequences are for young men who decide to "live a moral high ground"?

7. In Chapter 9, Girls, Miller asserts that growing up without a father has left him poorly prepared to be in a relationship. Why is this surprising?

8. In Chapter 9, Girls, Miller tells the story of a young woman in a coffee shop. Why does he tell this story?

9. Chapter 11 is short and Miller learns some very valuable life lessons. What is different about this chapter?

10. In Chapter 7, Miller states that his definition of manhood changed over time. How did it change?

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