1. In Song of Solomon 1:5, how does the Shulamite woman describe her appearance, and why does she explain this appearance?
A.She is dark because she was made to keep the vineyards and her own vineyard she did not keep
B.She is dark because the sun has darkened her skin from working in the fields
C.She is dark as a sign of mourning for her lost love
D.She is dark because she comes from a distant northern kingdom
2. According to Song of Solomon 2:8-10, what does the beloved see approaching as he comes to visit the Shulamite?
A.He leaps over mountains and bounds over hills
B.He rides upon a horse drawn from the Egyptian stables
C.He descends in a chariot surrounded by soldiers
D.He swims across the sea like a mighty fish
3. In Song of Solomon 3:1-4, what does the Shulamite do when she cannot find her beloved at night, and with what result?
A.She rises and searches the city streets; she finds him and does not let him go
B.She weeps and calls to the watchmen; they mock her for her desperation
C.She prays through the night; he appears to her in a vision
D.She remains in bed and waits; he comes to her through an open window
4. In Song of Solomon 4:1-7, which of the Shulamite's physical features are NOT explicitly compared to animals by the beloved in his praise?
A.Her teeth
B.Her hair
C.Her breasts
D.Her lips
5. What does the beloved call the Shulamite in Song of Solomon 4:8, and from what specific locations does he invite her to come?
A.He calls her 'My bride' and invites her from Lebanon, from the peaks of Amana, Senir, and Hermon
B.He calls her 'My sister' and invites her from Egypt, from the banks of the Nile and the deserts of Sinai
C.He calls her 'My dove' and invites her from Tyre, from the coastal regions of Phoenicia
D.He calls her 'My beloved' and invites her from Jerusalem, from the temple mount and surrounding hills
6. In Song of Solomon 5:2-8, what prevents the Shulamite from opening the door for her beloved when he knocks, and what consequence does she suffer?
A.She has already undressed for bed; when she finally opens the door, he is gone and the watchmen strike and wound her
B.She is afraid he is a thief; she calls for help from neighbors who come armed to protect her
C.She is asleep and cannot wake; she dreams of searching for him through the streets
D.She has bolted the door for safety; he breaks it down in anger and she is forced to flee
7. In Song of Solomon 6:4-10, what city does the beloved use as a comparison for the Shulamite's beauty, and what military/royal imagery accompanies this description?
A.Tirzah, and she is compared to Jerusalem with banners of an army
B.Shushan, and she is compared to a royal palace
C.Damascus, and she is compared to a fortress wall
D.Jericho, and she is compared to city walls that cannot be breached
8. What does the beloved say he will do with the Shulamite's breasts in Song of Solomon 7:7-8, and what body parts does he promise to climb like fruit trees?
A.He says her breasts are like clusters of dates, and he will climb her like a date palm and grasp its fruit
B.He says her breasts are like pomegranates, and he will climb her like a cedar tree
C.He says her breasts are as towers, and he will climb them like ladders
D.He says her breasts are like mountains, and he will ascend them like a climber scales a peak
9. In Song of Solomon 8:6-7, what does the text say about love in relation to jealousy, fire, and water, and what statement is made about purchasing love?
A.Love is as strong as death and jealousy is cruel; love is like flashing fire and no amount of wealth can buy it
B.Love is stronger than mountains; jealousy burns forever; water can extinguish both if sufficient force is applied
C.Love endures only when jealousy is absent; fire consumes it and water destroys it completely
D.Love is like a fragile flower; jealousy is its greatest enemy; neither fire nor water can preserve it
10. At the conclusion of Song of Solomon in chapter 8:11-13, what does the beloved say Solomon had in Baal Hamon, and what does the Shulamite claim regarding her vineyard?
A.Solomon had a vineyard that he let out to keepers; the Shulamite says her vineyard is her own to keep
B.Solomon had a palace of gold; the Shulamite says she has a garden of precious stones
C.Solomon had herds of cattle; the Shulamite says she has flocks of sheep
D.Solomon had military fortifications; the Shulamite says she has walls of cedar