1. Why does Gandhi support the British during the Boer War?
(a) He hopes for a government position in India.
(b) He hopes the Indians will gain rights from the British.
(c) He is opposed to the treatment of Indians in South Africa.
(d) He thinks the British are right.

2. How does Gandhi assist his brother-in-law after he takes him from Bombay to Rajkot?
(a) He helps his brother-in-law move.
(b) He nurses his sick brother-in-law.
(c) He harbors his brother-in-law after he commits a crime.
(d) He lends his brother-in-law some money to repay his debts.

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

4. What is the nature of the two bills passed in the legislature upon Gandhi's return?
(a) To place a curfew on Indians; to prohibit a group of more than twelve Indians to congregate.
(b) To restrict the import of Indian goods; to restrict the travel of Indians in South Africa.
(c) To place a tax on Indians; to restrict Indian goods and services.
(d) To create difficulties for Indian traders; to curb Indian immigration.

5. What intention does Gandhi announce in Burma?
(a) That he will be taking a poisition in the Indian government.
(b) That he is refraining from eating dairy products.
(c) That he will travel third class through India.
(d) That he will continue his practices for finding truth.