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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. Where did Bilquis send the needy village woman?
(a) To the store.
(b) To the clinic.
(c) Home.
(d) To the hospital.
2. Where was Uncle Fateh on the day they were going to visit?
(a) In Kabul.
(b) At a cricket a tournament.
(c) At a business meeting.
(d) In court.
3. What did General Amar do that Bilquis found extraordinary?
(a) Wished her well.
(b) Spoke to her.
(c) Listened to her.
(d) Commiserated with her.
4. With whom did Bilquis celebrate Christmas?
(a) The poor of the village.
(b) Her neighbors.
(c) Her family and friends.
(d) Her fellow Christians.
5. What did the anonymous letter call Bilquis?
(a) Demon
(b) Fool.
(c) Infidel.
(d) Traitor.
Short Answer Questions
1. What idea did Bilquis get to revitalize the Christian fellowship meetings?
2. What did Bilquis habitually say instead of "Thank you"?
3. What was the separation Bilquis faced two years after the conference?
4. Who was Dr. Christy Wilson?
5. How many pottery lamps did Bilquis order for the Christmas party?
Short Essay Questions
1. What was Christ Seeks Asia?
2. Why did the idea of leaving Pakistan seem enormous to Bilquis?
3. What pressure did the community put upon Bilquis?
4. How did Bilquis explain to Mahmud that Christians can have great confidence in dangerous times?
5. What were the negative and positive results of the Christmas party?
6. What situation did Bilquis allow to make the decision about whether to travel to Singapore?
7. What was wrong with Bilquis' plan to give a Christmas party for her Muslim and Christian friends?
8. What did Bilquis discover about her personality through her experience with the children and the plum tree?
9. How did the family react when Bilquis showed up at Karim's funeral?
10. What did Bilquis expect her relatives to do when they learned of her baptism?
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