2024 BCCC “Morrison in China, A Picture Exhibition: 200 Years of Protestant Evangelism” “Quiz with Prizes” (8-week study) Week 3: 4/28-5/4

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2024 BCCC “Morrison in China, A Picture Exhibition: 200 Years of Protestant Evangelism” “Quiz with Prizes” (8-week study) Week 3: 4/28-5/4

Week 3 (4/28-5/4): The China encountered by the missionaries (Picture 40-61 in Lounge, Section A)

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Q11. Which of the following does not describe the Chinese society encountered by missionaries?

1 point

A. Divination, poverty and backwardness

B. Serious manual labor and severe hardship of life

C. Popularization of legal concepts and guaranteed human rights

D. Vast expanse of land and laggard transportation means

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Q12. What best describes China’s development upon the arrival of Morrison?

1 point

A. Vigorous

B. High stability

C. From prosperity to decline

D. Rapid rise

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Q13. When the Qing Dynasty was falling, missionaries in China faced all the following except:

1 point

A. Constancy of war

B. Displacement of people

C. Natural and man-made disasters

D. Robbery by thieves

E. Society generally accepted the Gospel

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Q14. During the Japanese invasion of China, all the following occurred except:

1 point

A. Ms. Minnie Vautrin was dedicated to save, help, and nurse the women and children.

B. M. S. Bates and George A. Fitch protected refugees and left indelible testimonies and precious documents.

C. Eric Liddell was imprisoned and died of illness at the Weihsien Internment Camp in Shandong Province.

D. The mission ministry and lives of missionaries in China had not been affected by the war

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Q15. In the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, what situations did missionaries in China encounter? (Please circle all that apply)

1 point

A. They evangelized in the midst of the people, but often became targets for bandits and even murdered.

B. John & Betty Stam and Pastor John W. Vinson were kidnapped and killed.

C. People hated Western imperialism and were anti-religious, and hate crimes against the church had broken out across the country.

D. Much propaganda with profane verbiage and illustrations were written and widely circulated, inciting anti-Christian sentiments.

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Bonus Q3. When Pastor John W. Vinson was killed, his colleague E. H. Hamilton wrote a poem "AFRAID? OF WHAT?". When this poem was finished, how did Hamilton feel in his heart?

1 point

A. Not afraid of martyrdom

B. Afraid of reaching the end of life

C. Afraid of seeing the face of the Savior

D. Afraid of entering into heaven

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