2. Where had Bilquis visited for shopping while she was married?
(a) Rome and Geneva.
(b) New York and Los Angeles.
(c) London and Paris.
(d) Calcutta and New Delhi.

3. What gift did Mrs. Mitchell give Bilquis?
(a) A Bible in Urdu.
(b) A Phillips translation of the Bible.
(c) An Arabic Bible.
(d) An Aramaic Bible.

4. Who was Mahmud?
(a) Bilquis' forty year old son.
(b) Bilquis' four year old grandson.
(c) Bilquis' neighbor child.
(d) Bilquis' ex-husband.

5. Who taught Muhammed the words of the Quran?
(a) His father.
(b) His uncle Fateh.
(c) The angel Gabriel.
(d) His mother.

6. What does the Quran teach was miraculous about Jesus?
(a) He was resurrected.
(b) He was born of a virgin.
(c) He was God's son.
(d) He was the last prophet.

7. What did she believe Jesus required of her?
(a) Testifying to her family.
(b) Obedience.
(c) Water baptism.
(d) Service to her fellow man.

8. Why did Bilquis threaten to fire Manzur?
(a) He told her family she had a Bible.
(b) He spread rumors about her Christianity.
(c) He stole a Bible from her.
(d) He didn't bring her a Bible.

9. How old was Bilquis when the book begins?
(a) Thirty-nine.
(b) Fifty-four.
(c) Sixty-eight.
(d) Forty-five.

10. What frightening experience did Bilquis have in January, 1967?
(a) She experienced a stupor of thought.
(b) An evil presence in her room.
(c) She was transported from her room.
(d) She lost consciousness.

11. What decision did Bilquis come to in Rawalpindi?
(a) To become a Christian.
(b) To give up shopping.
(c) To remain a Muslim.
(d) None.

12. What did Bilquis believe she must do next?
(a) Be baptized.
(b) Fast.
(c) Be anointed.
(d) Testify.

13. In what year did Muhammed receive the Quran?
(a) B.C. 1610.
(b) B.C. 610.
(c) 1610 A.D.
(d) 610 A.D.

14. What was Bilquis invited to do at the Mitchells?
(a) Have the next dinner at her house.
(b) Travel with them.
(c) Attend Sunday evening meetings.
(d) Meet the Rawalpindi Christians.

15. How old is the Muslim's call to prayer?
(a) Twenty-four hundred years.
(b) Four hundred years.
(c) Fourteen hundred years.
(d) Four thousand years.