4. Why did Mrs. Lawson greet Gladys without emotion?
(a) She was becoming senile with age.
(b) That was the Chinese custom.
(c) She was disappointed when she saw Gladys.
(d) That was her nature.

5. Whom did Gladys follow to the pier in Vladivostok?
(a) Another missionary.
(b) A consulate official.
(c) A ship captain.
(d) A young woman.

6. After Gladys accumulated many children, what did she no longer feel?
(a) Lonely.
(b) Exhausted.
(c) Bored.
(d) Inadequate.

7. What popular and ancient custom had been outlawed by government decree?
(a) Taking of opium.
(b) Praying to Buddha.
(c) Foot-binding of females.
(d) Christianity.

8. While on the train, Gladys discovered that which two countries were fighting?
(a) Russia and Japan.
(b) Russia and China.
(c) Russia and Norway.
(d) China and Japan.

9. Gladys saw the soldiers go where?
(a) On a ship.
(b) Back to the previous town.
(c) Continue down the tracks.
(d) Into the forest.

10. Who seemed to answer Gladys' complaint?
(a) A friend.
(b) An English mission society.
(c) The mandarin.
(d) God.

11. What was Gladys' Chinese name?
(a) Tien-lu.
(b) Ai-weh-deh.
(c) Wen Ching.
(d) Chen Shu.

12. Why was Mrs. Lawson's rent low?
(a) Her house was small.
(b) She paid using English money.
(c) The locals thought her house was haunted.
(d) The landlord was benevolent.

13. By the end of Chapter 6, how many children had Gladys accumulated?
(a) Ten.
(b) About twenty.
(c) Eight.
(d) About fifteen.

14. After several years in China, Gladys felt like a member of what?
(a) The Japanese.
(b) The missionaries.
(c) The Chinese.
(d) The saints who went before her.

15. Where did Mrs. Ching expect Gladys was taking her?
(a) Prison.
(b) School.
(c) Her master's.
(d) The mandarin's.