5th From Vanity Fair to Doubting Castle Test pt 2

Match the following

• verdict

• evidence or proof of truth

• uproar

• a noisy disturbance

• testimony

• to whip or flog

• stile

• the decision of a jury;conclusion

• scourged

• a small ladder for crossing over a wall

Match the following

• convicted

• to persuade someone of his sinfulness

• lamented

• lack of all hope

• doubly

• in a double manner; to a great extent

• despair

• to regret deeply; to mourn

• persuade

• to cause someone to do or believe something by arguing, begging, or reasoning; to convince

Faithful says that all laws and customs must agree with the Bible. 

Is he trying to talk himself out of trouble or take a stand?

        

• take a stand
• talk himself out of trouble
• be neutral
• ignore the Bible

What are the “ancient laws” that Judge Hategood mentions?

• Laws that persecute those who follow God

• Laws that protect the rights of the citizens

• Laws that promote justice and equality

• Laws that encourage freedom of speech

What happens to Faithful as soon as he dies?

• He is resurrected and returns to life

• He is taken to the Celestial City in a chariot

• He is condemned to eternal punishment

• He becomes a guardian angel for Christian

What is martyr?

• a person who is punished for committing a crime or wrongdoing.

• a person who seeks attention and sympathy by exaggerating their suffering.

• a person who is celebrated for their achievements and contributions to society.

• a person who is killed because he will not give up something he believes in

How would Faithful be considered a martyr?

• He stood for truth and was put to death for it

• He was imprisoned for his beliefs

• He was exiled from his homeland

• He was tortured for his convictions

Instead of death, what happened to Christian?

• He became immortal.

• He was resurrected.

• He was sent to prison

• He disappeared mysteriously.

Why can Christian sing as he continues on his journey even though his friend has died?

• He is relieved that his friend is no longer suffering

• He believes his friend is in a better place with God

• He is unaware of his friend's death

• He is filled with joy and gratitude

Why does Hopeful decide to go with Christian?

• He is impressed by Christian's courage and faith when he saw how they were treated at the fair.

• He wants to escape from his own troubles

• He is forced to join Christian against his will

• He is bribed by Christian to accompany him