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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2, Chapters 16-20.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What trouble does Gandhi's older brother get into?
(a) He gives wrong advice to the Ranasaheb of Porbandar.
(b) He embezzles some money.
(c) He becomes an outcast from their caste.
(d) He insults a British Political Agent.

2. What conditions does Gandhi's group agree to in order for Gandhi to assist them?
(a) That Gandhi can send for his family to live with him in South Africa.
(b) That Gandhi will not accept payment for public work, only private work.
(c) That they have his commitment for three months, then he has to return home to his family.
(d) That they need to practice holy rituals daily.

3. How does the Indian Congress of Natal raise funds for their cause?
(a) They sell some of their valuable belongings.
(b) They request funding from the Maharaja of Cochin in India.
(c) They hold a gala.
(d) They charge a membership fee.

4. How does Gandhi communicate when in a group?
(a) He acts out what he wants to say and people guess at the clues.
(b) He writes his thoughts on a piece of paper and has someone read them to the group.
(c) He writes letters to others that convey his thoughts while they were together.
(d) He says nothing and is frustrated because he has not communicated his thoughts and tells a group member days later.

5. What offer does Gandhi receive after his brother's troubles?
(a) To be an Indian rights advocate in South Africa.
(b) To take a government position in Delhi.
(c) To teach school in Bombay.
(d) An invitation to work for a South African law firm.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which two events happen while Gandhi is in high school?

2. Who suggests that Gandhi study law in England?

3. What ambition does Gandhi have for Kasturbai?

4. What does Gandhi promise his mother before he departs for England?

5. What happens when Gandhi attends the vegetarian convention in Portsmouth?

(see the answer key)

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