Seeing Clearly Quiz

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1. Is one of the definitions for perspective from Webster’s Dictionary, “The capacity to view things in their true relations or relative importance?”
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Hint: On point
- True
- False
2. Who did Ted thank for the food in Chapter 31?
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- His wife, Geneva
- The Creator
- The Universe
3. What did Tessa’s Granny tell her while they were digging potatoes?
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Hint: Holding up small potato
- "You have a big life in you. Don't settle for small potatoes."
- "Dig faster! You're too slow."
- "I hope we have enough potatoes to last the winter."
4. Markus told Jarl and Tessa, “Maybe you can be together some day.” in Chapter 36.
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Hint: Hope
- True
- False
5. What two places did Jarl start out with when he began to deliver the manna?
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Hint: Underground; cottage
- Scotland and Ireland
- China and Japan
- China and Scotland
6. The perspective that encompasses all perspectives lies in:
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Hint: Wonder
- You
- God's omniscience
- Beyond the edge of the universe
7. When Jarl followed the scroll locations to deliver the manna, he discovered that people still had plenty of food.
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Hint: Timing
- True
- False
8. Two real-life examples of perspective are:
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Hint: Visit; surrounding army
- Elijah and Eilsha
- John and James
- John and Elisha
9. You get God’s perspective by:
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Hint: It doesn’t have to be hard
- Pleading, Crying and Groveling on the ground
- Bargaining, Promising and Whimpering
- Asking, Knowing who you are and Listening
10. We can ask God to help us have a better perspective.
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Hint: Horizon
- True
- False

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Back to: Seeing Clearly

1. Is one of the definitions for perspective from Webster’s Dictionary, “The capacity to view things in their true relations or relative importance?”

2. Who did Ted thank for the food in Chapter 31?

3. What did Tessa’s Granny tell her while they were digging potatoes?

4. Markus told Jarl and Tessa, “Maybe you can be together some day.” in Chapter 36.

5. What two places did Jarl start out with when he began to deliver the manna?

6. The perspective that encompasses all perspectives lies in:

7. When Jarl followed the scroll locations to deliver the manna, he discovered that people still had plenty of food.

8. Two real-life examples of perspective are:

9. You get God’s perspective by:

10. We can ask God to help us have a better perspective.