Moser's "Time Lottery" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Alexander

Alexander MacMillan's wife was killed on their son's fourth birthday. Alexander (called Mac by his friends and family) partly participated in the Time Lottery in the hopes he would someday get the chance to go back and save his wife.

Answer: Holly

Holly was the late wife of Mac and the mother of Andrew. She was killed by a man who was angry at Mac for treating him unfairly. Although she was killed, Mac and her son, Andrew, survived.

Answer: Cheryl

Cheryl Nikolby was a prominent surgeon in her early 50's. She chose to go back and relive her days in high school.

Answer: True

Leon Burke discovered that Roosevelt had won before even Roosevelt had found out. Leon tried to secretly steal Roosevelt's winning ticket, and in the scuffle that followed, accidentally killed Roosevelt.

Answer: Her husband

Phoebe Thurgood's sleazy husband, Colin, decided that his wife was not worthy of winning the Time Lottery. Fortunately, Phoebe and the head people of the Time Lottery ignored Colin's whining and made sure that Phoebe was the one who went back in time.

Answer: Cheryl

Cheryl wanted to go back to high school and join the popular crowd, to see if dating in high school would help her future love life.

Answer: Leon

Amazingly, this was the same Leon that won the Time Lottery. God worked in mysterious ways, and each of the three winners encountered all of the others during their lives.

Answer: Andrea

Andrea Simpson was ultimately completely embarrassed when Cheryl made it known that Andrew was a kleptomaniac. Later, Cheryl was very regretful for what she had done to Andrea.

Answer: Jake

Cheryl wanted to see if she fell in love with the popular Jake if it would have been better than staying in the unpopular group alone. She finally came to realize that Jake wasn't what he seemed and wasn't really all that fabulous.

Answer: Winston

Phoebe Winston Thurgood chose to go back to when she had first met her husband to see if she could have made it without him. She found that she could have gone a long way if she hadn't covered for her husband's many mistakes before they were married.

Answer: Swindler

Leon Burke (who masqueraded as Roosevelt Hazen to go back in time) went back to when he swindled Roosevelt for the first time. Instead of stealing from them this time, Leon changed his ways and found out that his life was much better when he did so.

Answer: Miss Sarah

Miss Sarah loved Leon in return, but couldn't truly love him because he hadn't accepted Christ as his Savior.

Answer: Renee

Cheryl Renee's mother, Dorothy Crandell Nikolby Oxner Smith Phieffer, married three more times after her daughter graduated from high school.

Answer: Mr. Edwards

Mr. Edwards ultimately decided that Colin is not qualified nor dedicated enough to have his job. He got fired and Phoebe got promoted.

Answer: Julie

Julie, Pam, and Cheryl were best friends throughout high school. In Cheryl's real life, Jake raped Julie. In her Time Lottery life, Cheryl was able to stop Julie from going to talk to Jake in the first place.

Answer: $250,000

Colin Thurgood wanted to go back in time and persuade his wife, Phoebe, to stay in the past. He was deep in debt and needed the money, plus he really didn't like his wife in the first place.

Answer: Her grandmother

Phoebe lived with the bare minimum so she could save up enough money for her grandmother to be moved to a nursing home.

Answer: Rodney

We found out Leon's entire name when the Time Lottery sponsors found out that he was not Roosevelt Hazen as he had claimed to be.

Answer: False

Leon was the only one to stay in his Time Lottery life. Both Phoebe and Cheryl decided that their actual lives were much better, or that they could change them to be better.

Answer: No

Mac decided that he couldn't leave his son alone and that it was more important to go on with his life then constantly have regrets about the past.