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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 3 Two Kingdoms, Two Writers.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the Author J's story of Noah do that the Author E's story does not?
(a) it makes God more human.
(b) it allows God to have regrets.
(c) it gives God a greater purpose for the flood.
(d) it shows God as an abstract idea.

2. How did David solidify relationships with different important regions?
(a) by selecting their daughters for his sons.
(b) by marrying women from those areas.
(c) by reducing their taxes.
(d) by selecting generals from each area.

3. What was clever about moving the capital from Judah to Jerusalem?
(a) Jerusalem was a thriving trade city.
(b) Jerusalem was centrally located.
(c) Jerusalem did not belong to any tribe.
(d) Jerusalem represented a new beginning.

4. What is a salt lake and named so because the salt content is too high to support life other than microbes?
(a) the Red Sea.
(b) the Sea of Galilee.
(c) the Dead Sea.
(d) the Mediterranean Sea.

5. How long has the Bible been in existence?
(a) thousands of years.
(b) a millenium.
(c) two thousand years.
(d) five hundred years.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the difference in the two writers approach to the ark of the covenant?

2. Who became prophets?

3. What does Friedman say is not his purpose in writing the book?

4. By the end of the 19th Century what name does the four author idea take on?

5. What does this two author evidence provide?

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