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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. Miller believes that sex is never simply what type of response?
(a) A biological response.
(b) An emotional response.
(c) An enjoyable response.
(d) An aggressive response.

2. What grade does Miller make when he finishes this high school class?
(a) He never finishes the class.
(b) He withdraws from the class.
(c) Second highest grade in the class.
(d) The lowest grade in the class.

3. 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) Coffee shop.
(b) Laundromat.
(c) Park.
(d) Restaurant.

4. According to Miller, living morally and responsibly in front of peers is an example of what type of behavior?
(a) Christian behavior.
(b) Adult behavior.
(c) Mature behavior.
(d) Adolescent behavior.

5. In Chapter 10, Miller tells the story of giving a talk to a group. What was the subject of this talk?
(a) Faith journey.
(b) Sex.
(c) Relationships.
(d) Boys raised without fathers.

Short Answer Questions

1. What time do people on the MacMurray household need to be awake by?

2. According the audience who listened to Miller give his talk, what happens to men who "take a moral high ground"?

3. In Chapter 10, Miller gives a talk referring to "taking a moral high ground." Which of the following does this phrase not refer to?

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. MacMurray criticizes which parts of Miller's work ethic?

Short Essay Questions

1. 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?

2. Miller learns the secret to a successful love relationship from a married friend. According this married friend, what is this secret and what does it look like?

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

4. What event changes Miller's attitude about his ability to be a good student in high school?

5. According to Miller, what does saying no to sex have in common with protecting the value of the American dollar?

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

7. In Chapter 13, the author describes his struggle with his self-esteem as a child. How does this affect his school performance?

8. In Chapter 11, Miller uses an example from a movie about a woman who does not return proper change for a purchase. This story illustrates an unusual way to describe sin. What is this?

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

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

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