2. Why does Verrall enter the Burma Military Police?
(a) He is running from the law in England.
(b) He has enormous debts to pay.
(c) He needs to escape from a woman.
(d) He has no other training or prospects.

3. Orwell states that in India you are not judged for what you do but ___________________.
(a) for what you own.
(b) for what you are.
(c) for who you know.
(d) for your past.

4. What is Elizabeth's first thought when she thinks of Flory?
(a) She remembers his birthmark first.
(b) She remembers his kindness first.
(c) She remembers his drinking first.
(d) She remembers his courage first.

5. What does Flory do when he learns the truth about Elizabeth's affair with Verrall?
(a) Gets drunk and engages a Burmese prostitute
(b) Gets drunk and confronts Elizabeth
(c) Leaves immediately for the camp
(d) Leaves immediately for England

6. Why is Ellis upset that Verrall has abused the butler?
(a) Ellis believes Verrall has no right to abuse the Club's butler as he is not a member.
(b) Ellis believes Verrall is part Burman, and therefore should not be admitted to the Club.
(c) Ellis feels protective of the butler.
(d) Ellis wants Verrall to approve of everyone in the Club.

7. Verrall's attitude toward women suggests __________________________.
(a) he is ready to change for the right woman.
(b) he is not interested in marriage.
(c) he is capable of tenderness and emtional intimacy.
(d) he is only interested in marriage to a wealthy English woman.

8. How has Flory's attitude toward nature changed?
(a) He is indifferent to the beauty of nature because he is mourning the loss of Elizabeth.
(b) He is provoked and emboldened by the beauty of nature.
(c) He is more aware of the beauty of nature because he is in love.
(d) He is unaware of the beauty of nature because his work has distracted him.

9. Why does Flory not get to propose to Elizabeth?
(a) Elizabeth refuses to hear his offer.
(b) Lackersteen finds them kissing outside and objects.
(c) Flory loses his nerve because of his birthmark.
(d) He is interrupted twice.

10. Verrall's face is described as _____________________.
(a) hard, fearless, and brutal.
(b) soft, feminine, and curious.
(c) bored and unintelligent.
(d) intelligent and amused.

11. How does Flory feel next to Verrall?
(a) Poor and ignorant
(b) Wise and experienced
(c) Young and vibrant
(d) Old and shabby

12. What effect does Elizabeth have on Verrall?
(a) Her disdain for Burmese culture infuriates him.
(b) Her beauty intimidates him and he cannot speak.
(c) Her beauty finally causes Verrall to socialize with the English.
(d) Elizabeth's boldness in approaching him offends him.

13. Killing the leopard has created what feeling between Flory and Elizabeth?
(a) Disgust
(b) Intimacy
(c) Pity
(d) Fear

14. How does Elizabeth thwarts Lackersteen's attempts at rape?
(a) Threatening to leave at once
(b) Threatening to marray Flory
(c) Threatening to tell Mrs. Lackersteen
(d) Threatening to tell the police

15. What does Elizabeth do when Flory calls out to her?
(a) She tells Ko S'la to tell Flory not to speak to her.
(b) She runs to him.
(c) She looks at him but does not speak.
(d) She ignores him.