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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. What did Gladys and the children need to cross in order to get to Free China?
(a) The Yangtze River.
(b) The Yellow River.
(c) The Red Sea.
(d) The Po River.

2. What did Gladys do to prepare for the Lord blessing her church?
(a) She called together a conference for the Christians in China.
(b) She fasted and prayed.
(c) She brought back her orphan children.
(d) She cleaned the church.

3. From where did Gladys preach to the prisoners?
(a) A tower.
(b) A mound built for her.
(c) Behind the prison gate.
(d) A podium built for her.

4. Who was a murderer and the toughest inmate in the prison?
(a) Mrs. Ching.
(b) Lu En.
(c) Mr. Shan.
(d) Mr. Ting.

5. After deciding to return to England, how long did Gladys wait to leave?
(a) A week.
(b) Five years.
(c) A year.
(d) Ten years.

Short Answer Questions

1. How were the results from the second test different than those from the first?

2. What were the college students sticking pins into?

3. What did Gladys do to Mr. Shan?

4. Who had placed restrictions on immigration, making it difficult for Gladys to leave?

5. What happened to the students who refused to renounce Christianity?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did Gladys write to Madame Chiang in Chapter 10?

2. What prompted Gladys to return to England?

3. Was Gladys wise to flee with the Chinese army in Chapter 10?

4. Why were Dr. Huang and Gladys singing in Chapter 13?

5. How was Gladys' journey with the children across the mountains similar to her earlier journey to China?

6. Did Gladys have immediate success at the prison?

7. Do you think Gladys should have acted as a spy for the Chinese general?

8. Who were Gladys' unlikely companions during her time at the prison, and how did they support her?

9. Should Gladys have touched Mr. Shan on the shoulder?

10. What difficulty did Gladys face in leaving China for England?

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