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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. How did Gladys travel to a larger hospital during her illness?
(a) In a boat.
(b) On a helicopter.
(c) In a cow cart.
(d) On foot.

2. Who made all the university students take a questionnaire?
(a) The Japanese soldiers.
(b) Gladys.
(c) The mandarin.
(d) Communist government officials.

3. The questionnaires given to the university students evaluated what?
(a) Their losses from the war.
(b) Their spirituality.
(c) Their loyalty to the government.
(d) Their income.

4. What did Gladys contract after delivering the children to Madame Chiang's?
(a) Polio.
(b) Small pox and pneumonia.
(c) Typhus and pneumonia.
(d) Malaria.

5. Who wondered if God allowed the students to die before worse things could happen to them?
(a) Mr. Lu.
(b) Madame Chiang.
(c) The pastor.
(d) Gladys.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where was a branch of Madame Chiang's orphanage located?

2. One of Gladys' children reminded her about Moses parting which body of water?

3. Where was Madame Chiang's orphanage located?

4. When did Gladys take a position at a Methodist church to receive war refugees?

5. Which of Gladys's children wanted to return to Yangcheng, although it was still dangerous?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did the Communists blame Christianity for the anti-government feelings among the students?

2. Did Gladys have immediate success at the prison?

3. Did Lao Dah's life have a happy ending?

4. Why had Mr. Lu not returned to the mule inn?

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

6. Why did Lao Dah interrogate Gladys?

7. What difficulties did Gladys face on the journey to Madame Chiang's?

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

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

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

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