1. U Po Kyin keeps up his reputation as an impartial magistrate by _______________________________.
(a) accepting bribes from both sides, then ruling as he sees fit.
(b) accepting bribes only from those in whose favor he plans to rule.
(c) accepting bribes only from Englishmen.
(d) accepting bribes from both sides, then ruling on behalf of both.

2. More than anything, Flory wishes for _________________________.
(a) someone who will overlook his birthmark.
(b) someone with whom he can share his life.
(c) someone to fight Ellis.
(d) someone to force him to stand up for himself.

3. Why is Elizabeth upset about the pew?
(a) She is not allowed to sit in the front with the rest of the whites.
(b) She feels Flory might try to abandon her there.
(c) She has to sit among the natives and watch a suggestive dance.
(d) She thinks the female natives are being exploited.

4. At the end of the chapter, both Flory and Elizabeth expect that ____________________________.
(a) Flory will propose to Elizabeth that evening.
(b) Flory will enjoy one last night out with the boys that evening.
(c) Elizabeth will claim to have killed the tiger on her own.
(d) Elizabeth will pay Flory more respect in the future.

5. U Po Kyin's meal is described as ______________________.
(a) swift, passionate and enormous.
(b) short, light and fresh.
(c) joyous, lengthy and celebratory.
(d) sparse, lonely and bland.