4. What hindered the train conductor from communicating with Gladys?
(a) The conductor refused to speak to a woman
(b) The conductor did not speak English.
(c) The conductor forgot that she was on the train.
(d) Gladys was sleeping.

5. In which month did Gladys arrive in China?
(a) November.
(b) March.
(c) July.
(d) January.

6. 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 her fur coat.
(c) She bribed them with an English pound.
(d) She ran away.

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

8. In which country was Gladys' train attacked?
(a) Germany.
(b) Japan.
(c) China.
(d) Russia.

9. Gladys said that China's need for the love of Jesus Christ could be seen in what?
(a) Its poverty and suffering.
(b) The war.
(c) Its pagan practices.
(d) The human slave trade.

10. To where did Gladys take Mrs. Ching and her children?
(a) A hospital.
(b) Her inn.
(c) Prison.
(d) A ship.

11. When did Mrs. Lawson die?
(a) About a year after Gladys arrived.
(b) Before Gladys arrived.
(c) Ten years after Gladys arrived.
(d) After Mrs. Lawson returned to England.

12. Who took Gladys to Yangcheng?
(a) Mr. Lu.
(b) Mrs. Lawson.
(c) The British consulate official.
(d) A young woman.

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

14. Who questioned Gladys' presumption to bring her civilization and religion to China?
(a) The mandarin.
(b) Mrs. Ching.
(c) Mrs. Lawson.
(d) Mr. Lu.

15. Gladys decided to travel to where in China?
(a) Beijing.
(b) Tientsin.
(c) Chito.
(d) Shanghai.