3. Who frowned upon Carmichael's family when they helped a poor woman move a heavy load?
(a) The minister.
(b) Churchgoers.
(c) No-one.
(d) The neighbors.

4. Where did Cameron go when he left Holland?
(a) Wales.
(b) Scotland.
(c) England.
(d) Ireland.

5. Who were the Boxers?
(a) Gift wrappers.
(b) Members of a secret society that hated Christians.
(c) An elite sports group.
(d) Dogs.

6. What did Paton do that made some of the people turn to God?
(a) He healed the sick.
(b) He continuously helped others.
(c) He prayed.
(d) He uncovered an underground spring.

7. Which army remained victorious?
(a) The Germans.
(b) The Norwegians.
(c) The Bohemians.
(d) The Swedes.

8. What claim to fame did Spurgeon have according to the author?
(a) He had extremely long but interesting sermons.
(b) He was considered the kindest among men.
(c) He had the shortest sermons.
(d) He was the most well-known Christian preacher in the world.

9. What would happen when Spurgeon preached?
(a) Crowds would gather.
(b) Children would listen in awe.
(c) People were healed.
(d) The sun would shine.

10. How did John Gifford help John Bunyan?
(a) He mentored Bunyan.
(b) He gave Bunyan money.
(c) He gave him food.
(d) He helped Bunyan rehabilitate.

11. Where was Charles Spurgeon a pastor?
(a) The Midwest.
(b) England.
(c) France.
(d) New England.

12. What did Edwards do after he was dismissed?
(a) He became a missionary to Indians.
(b) He got married.
(c) He found another church in which to preach.
(d) He wrote a book.

13. What was William Carey considered?
(a) Father of modern missions.
(b) The greatest missionary since the Apostles.
(c) Leader of the Great Awakening.
(d) The great motivator.

14. Where did Carmichael go in 1895?
(a) South India.
(b) North America.
(c) London.
(d) China.

15. What was the purpose of The Voice of the Martyrs?
(a) To pray for martyrs, past and present.
(b) To care for the children of slain Christians.
(c) To minister to persecuted Christians throughout the world.
(d) To record the stories of martyrs throughout the ages.