The Shack: Where Tragedy Confronts Eternity Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why was Kate more difficult for her parents to deal with after Missy's death? (from Chapter 18)

Kate was afraid she would be next.

Kate felt their love for her died with Missy.

She blamed herself for what had happened to Missy.

Kate was not more difficult after Missy's death.

2.

Why does Willie insist that Mack take a gun to the shack with him? (from Chapter 5)

So he can signal if he needs help.

Because he thinks Mack might want to do some hunting while at the cabin.

Because he is afraid Mack is being lured there by a man who wants to hurt him.

Because he is afraid there might be snakes.

3.

Why does the Judge not allow Mack to have any physical contact with Missy as he sees her playing in the field with her brothers and sister? (from Chapter 11)

Because the only way he could touch her would be to die himself.

Because the Judge is being cruel.

Because Missy wanted it that way.

Because it would not be healthy for Mack or Missy.

4.

Why did Mack not tell Nan about the note he had gotten in the mailbox from Papa? (from Chapter 5)

Because he was afraid she would think it was real and want to go.

Because he was afraid that she would think he was messing with her.

He did tell her about the note.

Because he was afraid it would upset her.

5.

Why does Jesus ask Mack if he thinks humans were designed to live in the present, past or future? (from Chapters 9 - 10)

So he can illustrate why Mack does not feel his presence with him all of the time.

So he can illustrate to Mack that he is only with him in the present.

So he can explain to Mack how to live his life more fully.

So he can illustrate to Mack that he is always with him in his imagines of what might happen in the future.

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