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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. What happens to Pete ushering the arrival of Ed McCully to the jungle?
(a) He contracts malaria.
(b) He contracts jungle rot.
(c) He contracts tuberculosis.
(d) He contracts a snake bite.
2. Where do Nate and Ed spot the Aucas?
(a) Arajuno.
(b) Puyo.
(c) Oriente.
(d) Shandia.
3. How do the missionaries know that the Indians understand what they are saying?
(a) The Indians send Dayuma as an emissary.
(b) The Indians leave gifts for the missionaries.
(c) The Indians leave their lances at the edge of the jungle.
(d) The Indians write messages on the beach.
4. What does Jim tell his parents to alleviate their fears of doing overseas mission work?
(a) He reminds them the Lord warned his disciples to cast aside familial tendencies.
(b) He reminds them he is working with a reputable service organization.
(c) He reminds them that he will eventually return to the States.
(d) He reminds them that he will eventually marry and raise a family.
5. Who does Jim ask to help build a school along the Bobonaza River?
(a) Abdon.
(b) Ed McCully.
(c) Pete Fleming.
(d) Elisabeth Howard.
Short Answer Questions
1. What announcement does Elisabeth's letter contain?
2. What does this trip force Jim to admit?
3. What happens to Jim when he gets his inoculations?
4. Who arrives in Quito causing Jim both joy and anxiety?
5. What does Jim remind Elisabeth as he waits for his delayed ship?
Short Essay Questions
1. What events characterize Jim and Elisabeth's first few months as newlyweds?
2. Describe what happens when the ship makes port at Puna and the men disembark.
3. What are some of the everyday situations aboard Santa Juana that emphasize God's abundant blessings for Jim?
4. What events point to the idea that Jim's eventual mission is coming to fruition?
5. What happens when Jim prays that God will give him some signal for his departure?
6. How does Jim handle his rebelliousness with God in this chapter, Hemmed in to Nothing?
7. What is the significance of Ed McCully's letter letting Jim know that he is leaving school to become a full time emissary of Christ?
8. What happens when Jim and Ed decide to help the missionary teacher in Arajuno?
9. What are some of the situations that require Jim to use his medical training?
10. What is meant by Jim's statement to Elisabeth, "It may be that he hasn't planned to make us wait for years, but it certainly looks like it from here."?
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