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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 Bilquis feel about God when the Mullah asked her?
(a) She thought God had forgotten her.
(b) She was joyful and hopeful.
(c) She thought God had a mission for her.
(d) She no longer believed in God.

2. What gave Bilquis' family its income in Wah?
(a) The cement works.
(b) The feedlot.
(c) The orchards.
(d) The car dealership.

3. What did the salesman in Bilquis' second dream have for sale?
(a) Flowers.
(b) Bibles.
(c) Furniture.
(d) Perfume.

4. How does Bilquis' attitude toward her Muslim family gradually change?
(a) She becomes frightened.
(b) She becomes more distant.
(c) She becomes more loving.
(d) She becomes bolder.

5. What was a "sweeper"?
(a) Cleaning people.
(b) People making vast changes.
(c) Servants.
(d) People at the bottom of the social ladder.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the "session"?

2. Who was Mahmud?

3. What did she believe Jesus required of her?

4. Why did the call to prayer comfort Bilquis?

5. Why were Muslims advised not to employ Christians, according to Bilquis?

Short Essay Questions

1. What feelings did Bilquis experience during her first supernatural event?

2. What solution did Bilquis undertake to cure Mahmud?

3. How did Bilquis describe her father?

4. What does the Quran teach about Jesus?

5. How did Bilquis accomplish the most difficult thing that she felt God required of her?

6. Why did Bilquis believe her family would be ashamed if they knew she was visiting Christian missionaries?

7. Why does it help Bilquis when Synnove Mitchell tells her the story of the wise men?

8. What is unusual about the political and religious structure of Pakistan, according to Bilquis' father?

9. What does Romans 10 teach Bilquis that one must do to be saved?

10. What effect did Bilquis believe it would have on her family if she became a Christian?

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