2. Weeks of more protest followed, as did hundreds more arrests, culminating at last with what?
(a) Kasturbai's arrest.
(b) Gandhi's death.
(c) The end to the protest.
(d) Gandhi's arrest.

3. How many years from that day did Gandhi's determination blossom into inspiration to organize his first mass non-violent resistance?
(a) Four.
(b) Eight.
(c) Ten.
(d) Thirteen.

4. Seeing that his client was clearly right, and a long court battle would benefit no one but the lawyers, what was Gandhi determined to do?
(a) Find a solution that would serve both parties and close the case quickly.
(b) Find a way that all could benefit.
(c) Draw out the court case, so the lawyers could earn a great deal of money.
(d) Quit the case.

5. Gandhi met with Lord Irwin to negotiate, and made a point of taking a tiny bag of salt from his cloak and told the viceroy that he would drink his tea with salt in remembrance of what?
(a) The Boston Tea Party.
(b) The need for salt.
(c) The Salt Satyagraha of 1930.
(d) The salt industry of Britain.

Short Answer Questions

1. Indeed one of the things that was most remarkable to Easwaran, and to Louis Fischer, the American journalist who followed Gandhi's campaigns in India for many years, was how what?

2. Gandhi's focus was on letting the wisdom, love, joy and peace he studied make up what?

3. What did Gandhi tell the man who killed him?

4. Upon his return from his service to the British and witnessing the Zulu Rebellion, he discovered what about the Transvaal government?

5. One who loves the Lord of Love is _____________________ by his circumstances.

(see the answer key)

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