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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. Where was Gladys when she first realized that God had a claim on her life?
(a) Religious meeting.
(b) Sunday school.
(c) Church.
(d) Prison.

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

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

4. As a child, what did Gladys want to become?
(a) A singer.
(b) A missionary.
(c) A parlormaid.
(d) A stage actress.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. By the end of Chapter 6, how many children had Gladys accumulated?

2. What hindered the train conductor from communicating with Gladys?

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

4. At the end of Chapter 2, to which town was Gladys directed?

5. What did Gladys apply for in 1936?

Short Essay Questions

1. Did Gladys exceed the low expectations that the mission society committee in England had for her?

2. Was the British consulate official in Japan right in scolding Gladys?

3. Describe the difficulties that Gladys faced on her journey through Russia, in Chapter 2.

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

5. In Chapter 8, what did the mandarin and Gladys disagree about?

6. What step finalized Gladys' immersion into China?

7. In Chapter 3, why did Gladys decide to trust the young woman in Vladivostok and follow the old man?

8. In Chapters 5 and 6, how did Gladys use the opportunities that came her way to spread her message?

9. Did Gladys want to buy Ninepence at first?

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

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