3. Who owned the children in Mrs. Ching's house?
(a) The children's father.
(b) The children's master.
(c) Gladys.
(d) Mrs. Ching.

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

5. On her journey to China, in which European city did Gladys spend the night with another young woman?
(a) Munich.
(b) Berlin.
(c) Venice.
(d) Warsaw.

6. Who joined Gladys in her mission work?
(a) Soldiers.
(b) Ai-weh-deh.
(c) A friend from England.
(d) Mrs. Ching.

7. From what did Mrs. Lawson die?
(a) Cholera.
(b) Old age.
(c) Scarlet fever.
(d) Malaria.

8. How did Gladys first prepare herself for China?
(a) She learned Chinese.
(b) She raised support from area churches.
(c) She went to a mission society's college.
(d) She researched Chinese history.

9. Where did Gladys first read about China?
(a) Sunday school tract.
(b) School book.
(c) Young Life Campaign magazine.
(d) Lives of the Saints.

10. Who took Gladys' passport from her in Vladivostok?
(a) A Russian interpreter.
(b) A young woman.
(c) Russian soldiers.
(d) Japanese sailors.

11. 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 bribed them with her fur coat.
(d) She ran away.

12. What was Mrs. Ching?
(a) A teacher.
(b) A wife.
(c) A slave.
(d) A widow.

13. When Gladys arrived at the home of Mrs. Ching, what did Mrs. Ching originally claim?
(a) She did not know where her children were.
(b) No children lived there.
(c) She was a Christian.
(d) Her husband was not home.

14. At the end of Chapter 2, to which town was Gladys directed?
(a) Chita.
(b) London.
(c) Vladivostok.
(d) Moscow.

15. As a result of Gladys' work, what began appearing in the small villages?
(a) Buddhist temples.
(b) Small Christian congregations.
(c) Bicycles.
(d) Schools.