Read the passage 'The story of Saints Perpetua and Felicity'. Who was Vibia Perpetua?

• A Roman soldier

• A newly married woman of good family and upbringing

• A slave

• A deacon

According to the passage 'The story of Saints Perpetua and Felicity', why did Perpetua's father try to change her mind?

• Because he wanted her to escape prison

• Because he loved her

• Because he was a soldier

• Because he was afraid of the soldiers

In the passage 'The story of Saints Perpetua and Felicity', what did Perpetua compare herself to when talking to her father?

• A water jug

• A tree

• A bird

• A candle

How did Perpetua feel after her baby was allowed to stay with her in prison, according to the passage 'The story of Saints Perpetua and Felicity'?

• She felt a lot better and wanted to be in prison rather than anywhere else.

• She felt even more anxious and wanted to escape immediately.

• She became angry and refused to see her baby.

• She felt nothing had changed and remained indifferent.

What did Tertius and Pomponius do to help Perpetua and the others in prison, as described in 'The story of Saints Perpetua and Felicity'?

• They bribed the soldiers to allow them to go to a better part of the prison for a few hours.

• They provided them with food and water every day.

• They helped them escape from prison.

• They wrote letters to the governor asking for their release.

What did the narrator do after her brother's suggestion?

• She prayed for a vision and had a vision.

• She ignored her brother's suggestion and went to sleep.

• She wrote a letter to her parents.

• She went outside for a walk.

What was the ladder made of?

• Bronze

• Wood

• Iron

• Stone

Who was the first to climb the ladder?

• Saturus

• Perpetua

• Felicitas

• Revocatus

Who gave the narrator milk to drink in her vision?

• Her brother

• A tall old shepherd

• The dragon

• Her father

The role the dragon played in the narrator's vision was:

• a symbol of fear and challenge

• a guide to hidden treasure

• an old friend from the past

• a messenger of peace