3. What happened to Cameron's body after he was killed in battle?
(a) It was tossed into the sea.
(b) It was burned.
(c) It was mummified.
(d) His head and hands were cut off.

4. How did the Christians respond to the Boxers?
(a) They refused to hide.
(b) They boycotted fights.
(c) They arranged prayer meetings around practice schedules.
(d) They hid.

5. To whom did David Brainerd preach?
(a) Settlers.
(b) Peasants.
(c) North American Indians.
(d) The wealthy.

6. What removed the king after eight years of persecution?
(a) The Edict of Milan,
(b) The Edict of Edinburgh,
(c) The Glorious Revolution.
(d) The Great Crusade.

7. What does Brainerd's diary do for missionaries?
(a) It offers steps to take to get along with others on the mission field.
(b) It shows how to live among the natives.
(c) It inspires.
(d) It offers advice on sermon writing.

8. What was Kuyper's occupation?
(a) He was a theologian and statesman.
(b) He was a researcher.
(c) He was a schoolteacher.
(d) He was a monk.

9. Who fought back against the Catholic Emperor of Germany?
(a) George.
(b) Cameron.
(c) Ferdinand.
(d) Adolphus.

10. What happened when Carmichael was young?
(a) She broke her leg.
(b) She ran away.
(c) Her mother died.
(d) Her father died.

11. What effect did the communist dictatorship have on Christians in Romania?
(a) They aimed to wipe Christianity out.
(b) It redefined Christianity.
(c) It divided the church.
(d) It put Christianity on a pedestal.

12. What happened as Carey preached?
(a) People prayed.
(b) It began to rain.
(c) People threw things at him.
(d) Thugs were hired to beat him.

13. Where did C. S. "Jack" Lewis grow up?
(a) Northern Ireland.
(b) New England.
(c) England.
(d) Scotland.

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

15. How were Christians treated in the 17th and 18th centuries?
(a) People only worshipped in private.
(b) There continued to be religious persecution.
(c) No-one talked about Christianity.
(d) Christians received more favors than secular people.