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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. One of Gladys' children reminded her about Moses parting which body of water?
(a) The Yangtze River.
(b) The Red Sea.
(c) The Nile River.
(d) The Dead Sea.
2. Who was a murderer and the toughest inmate in the prison?
(a) Lu En.
(b) Mrs. Ching.
(c) Mr. Ting.
(d) Mr. Shan.
3. Gladys went to northwest China with whom?
(a) Madame Chiang.
(b) Lu En.
(c) Dr. Huang.
(d) Mr. Shan.
4. When did Gladys take a position at a Methodist church to receive war refugees?
(a) As soon as she brought the children to Madame Chiang's.
(b) After she returned from England.
(c) Before preaching at the prison.
(d) After the war was over.
5. What was blamed for anti-government sentiment?
(a) Christianity.
(b) Gladys.
(c) The Communists.
(d) The war.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Gladys find in a box left behind by a missionary?
2. Which of the following was detained and imprisoned by the Japanese?
3. Who made all the university students take a questionnaire?
4. What did Gladys do to prepare for the Lord blessing her church?
5. What showed Gladys that the country of her birth had lost its way spiritually?
Short Essay Questions
1. Did Lao Dah's life have a happy ending?
2. Who were Gladys' unlikely companions during her time at the prison, and how did they support her?
3. Were the lamas surprised by the visit of Gladys and Dr. Huang?
4. Do you think Gladys should have acted as a spy for the Chinese general?
5. What difficulties did Gladys face on the journey to Madame Chiang's?
6. Why did the Communists blame Christianity for the anti-government feelings among the students?
7. What was the purpose of the questionnaire handed out by Communist officials?
8. Should Gladys have touched Mr. Shan on the shoulder?
9. Why did Gladys write to Madame Chiang in Chapter 10?
10. Why had Mr. Lu not returned to the mule inn?
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