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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In Chapter 14, who do the villagers accuse of killing the beggars?
(a) Rajaram.
(b) Shankar.
(c) Om.
(d) The Beggarmaster.
2. Who do Om and Ishvar recognize as a performer at the relocation camp?
(a) Maneck.
(b) Dina.
(c) Rajaram.
(d) The Monkey-Man.
3. Who does Dina order to get up off his knees, and never drop down to another human again?
(a) Nusswan.
(b) Om.
(c) Ishvar.
(d) Maneck.
4. Whose idea was it that all four characters eat dinner together in Chapter 10?
(a) Maneck.
(b) Dina.
(c) Om.
(d) Ishvar.
5. Who kills Ashraf?
(a) The Beggarmaster.
(b) The villagers.
(c) The police.
(d) The doctors.
Short Answer Questions
1. What part of his body does Ishvar injure falling into the ditch?
2. Who comes to Dina asking for money in Chapter 9?
3. Where is the bump that grows on the Beggarmaster and his newly found relatives' bodies, proving their relation to one another?
4. What has Maneck gotten a job repairing in Chapter 16?
5. To whom is it revealed that the Beggarmaster is related?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Rajaram want to move to the Himalayas?
2. How does the Beggarmaster know that he is related to Shankar?
3. What does Dina do around the house when the tailors are off searching for a house, and how does she react when they return?
4. Why does Dina lose her apartment?
5. What living conditions do the tailors see when they are returning home on their first night of freedom, and how does the Beggarmaster explain it?
6. How does it come to pass that the tailors begin eating dinner in the main house?
7. Why does Dina go to speak to Mrs. Gupta and what does she tell her?
8. What happens when Dina purchases a bottle of vermifuge and gives a dose to Om?
9. How does the reunification between Dina and Maneck transpire?
10. How is Shankar killed?
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