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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who was given the job of grabbing the lead mules from the mule trail?
(a) Mr. Lu.
(b) Gladys.
(c) The cook.
(d) Mrs. Lawson.

2. Who scolded Gladys for her recklessness?
(a) Japanese captain.
(b) British Consulate official.
(c) Russian soldiers.
(d) Mrs. Lawson.

3. When Gladys awoke one night during the convention, what did she suspect was happening?
(a) Revival.
(b) An earthquake.
(c) The end of the world.
(d) Enemy bombardment.

4. Where did Gladys stay in Kobe, Japan?
(a) Inn.
(b) Missionary hall.
(c) Jail cell.
(d) Hostel.

5. How did Gladys free herself from the Russian soldiers who captured her on the gangway?
(a) She called for help.
(b) She bribed them with an English pound.
(c) She ran away.
(d) She bribed them with her fur coat.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who joined Gladys in her mission work?

2. After several years in China, Gladys felt like a member of what?

3. What did Gladys receive as gifts from her family and friends before leaving?

4. What did Gladys hear that caused her to exit the train?

5. On her journey to China, in which European city did Gladys spend the night with another young woman?

Short Essay Questions

1. How was Gladys able to use the inn to share her faith?

2. How was Gladys received by Mrs. Lawson?

3. In Chapter 2, how did Gladys discover that her train was being attacked?

4. Did Gladys show compassion for Mrs. Ching and the children living with her?

5. What comforted Gladys while she was being kept in Chita?

6. In Chapter 6, why did the woman not care if the child was out in the sun?

7. Did Gladys have a reason to be afraid when awakened one night during the convention?

8. Why did Mrs. Ching not cooperate with Gladys when they first met?

9. How did Dr. and Mrs. Fisher influence Gladys?

10. Do you think Gladys was right in being nervous about the interpreter in Vladivostok?

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