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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 long did it take Bilquis to complete the reading of the Quran for the first time?
(a) Seven years.
(b) Seven weeks.
(c) Seven months.
(d) Seven days.

2. 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.

3. What is the ancient Muslim law about those who fall away from the faith?
(a) They must be shunned.
(b) They must be killed.
(c) They must be exiled.
(d) They must be retaught.

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

5. How does Romans 10:4 teach that one becomes righteous?
(a) Through imitation of righteous men.
(b) Through Christ, not the law.
(c) Through obedience to the law.
(d) Through the law, not Christ.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why was Bilquis anxious to be baptized as soon as possible?

2. How old is the Muslim's call to prayer?

3. What was the first dream Bilquis had about Jesus?

4. What does Matthew 10:37-38 tell Bilquis about her family?

5. What does the word "Wah" mean?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the Quran teach about Jesus?

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

3. How did Bilquis describe her father?

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

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

6. What did Bilquis sense as she prayed to God as her father?

7. Why did Bilquis believe she would lose everything if she chose to follow Jesus?

8. What unusual experience did Bilquis have after her sense of being baptized by the spirit?

9. Why had Bilquis learned Arabic?

10. Which teaching of the Quran disturbed Bilquis?

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