PP2C2 Revision

Who decided to go accompany Christiana up to the gate?

• Mrs Timorous

• Reliever

• Mercy

• Secret

Mercy was worried that she might not be accepted into the wicket-gate. What did Christiana promise her?

• She will speak to the gate keeper on behalf

• She will set her free

• She will accompany her back to City of Destruction

Mercy wept when she left the city. Why?

• She misses her mother

• She forgot to bring her favourite dress

• She was worried about her family and friends that she left behind

• She felt sorry for Christiana

Why was Christiana happy/joyful when Mercy decided to come along?

• There's someone to help her to take care of her children along the way.

• Mercy was her best friend

• Mercy was very capable of Marshall art, she can protect them

• She managed to urge another human toward salvation

What did they see at the Slough of Despond?

• The condition was much worse than when Christian pass through

• They met Help who helped Christian

• The condition was better than before

• There's no more Slough as the King's servants has filled it up.

Why is the condition of the Slough worse than before?

• Christian did not supervise the repair of the slough

• The King forgot to send his workers to repair it

• The Devil bought the Slough and doesn't intend to fix it

• Those pretending to be the King's servant mar instead of mend

When Christiana's group came to the gate, what did they hear that made them afraid to knock?

• Beelzebub roaring from the castle opposite the gate

• Dog barking

• The sound of battles from inside of the gate

• The sound of angels singing from inside of the gate

Who took up the courage to knock on the door?

• Christiana's youngest son James

• Mercy

• Christiana

• No one

The Keeper opened the gate and welcome Christiana and her sons with

• a feast

• sound of the trumpet of joy

• breakfast and tea

• bouquet of flowers

Why was Mercy left outside the door?

• She did not receive an invitation

• She refuse to join the party

• She was about to turn back

• She wanted to have more time to consider