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Commandments and teachings are to be which of the following? (7:2)
A. The orange of your eye
B. The apple of your eye
C. The peach of your eye
D. The banana of your eye |
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What are you to do with the commandments? (7:3)
A. Touch them with your fingers
B. Bind them on your fingers
C. Carry them in your pocket
D. Ignore them |
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| B. Bind them on your finger |
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Where are you to write the commandments? (7:3)
A. On the chalkboard
B. On stone
C. On your forehead
D. On your heart |
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Who are you to call “sister”? (7:4)
A. Wealth
B. Health
C. Wisdom
D. Fame |
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What is to be your nearest kin? (7:4)
A. Food
B. Understanding
C. Music
D. Fun |
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From whom will wisdom and understanding protect you? (7:5)
A. The thieves
B. Your parents
C. Your neighbors
D. The immoral woman |
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Who “flatters with her words”? (7:5)
A. Mothers
B. Teachers
C. Grandmothers
D. The seductress |
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What did Solomon see as he looked from the window of his house? (7:6-7)
A. A stampede of horses
B. A young man devoid of understanding
C. Bridesmaids going to a wedding
D. A leper |
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| B. A young man devoid of understanding |
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What time of day did the young man go to the house of the adulteress? (7:9)
A. Twilight
B. Evening
C. Black and dark night
D. All the above |
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Crafty of heart, loud, rebellious and feet that do not stay at home describe whom? (7:5, 10-11)
A. Mothers
B. Thieves
C. Seductresses
D. Queens |
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Who said, “I have peace offerings with me; Today I have paid my vows”? (7:5, 14)
A. The debtor
B. The priest
C. The landowner
D. The seductress |
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Who covered her bed with colored linens from Egypt? (7:5, 16)
A. The seductress
B. The virtuous woman
C. The queen
D. The seamstress |
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What does the adulteress sprinkle on her bed? (7:17)
A. Gold, frankincense and myrrh
B. Myrrh, aloes and cinnamon
C. Flowers
D. Jewels |
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| B. Myrrh, aloes and cinnamon |
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When did the adulteress expect her husband to return? (7:20)
A. On the appointed day
B. Next year
C. In a week
D. In the morning |
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The young man who follows the seductress is like what animal? (7:22)
A. An ox
B. A serpent
C. A dog
D. A mule |
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What does meeting with the seductress cost the young man? (7:23)
A. His family
B. His horse
C. His money
D. His life |
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The young man who goes to a seductress is like a bird that does what? (7:23)
A. Finds a nest
B. Eats a good meal
C. Hastens to a snare
D. Flies away |
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Who is said to have cast down many and slain strong men? (7:26)
A. The seductress
B. Pride
C. War
D. Wisdom |
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The house of the seductress is on the way to what place? (7:27)
A. Jerusalem
B. Hell
C. The desert
D. Heaven |
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Whose house descends to the chambers of death? (7:27)
A. The liar
B. The thief
C. The idolater
D. The seductress |
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