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

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

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

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Why did Mrs. Lawson greet Gladys without emotion?

2. After Gladys left Chita, what did she decide to do?

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

4. Where did Gladys take the baby she bought?

5. Why was Mrs. Lawson's rent low?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter 3, how did Gladys manage to get on a ship for Japan?

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

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

4. How did Gladys show courage in her journey through Russia on the way to China in Chapter 2?

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

6. What step finalized Gladys' immersion into China?

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

8. Was Gladys'convention ruined by the guest speaker failing to arrive?

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

10. How was Gladys received by Mrs. Lawson?

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