1. Why is Flory ashamed of himself?
(a) He shoots the dog in cold blood.
(b) He throws Ma Hla May out of the house.
(c) He stays home instead of joining the others at the club.
(d) He signs a slanderous notice against Veraswami.

2. Flory feels Elizabeth may be a kindred spirit because ____________________________.
(a) she claims to want to settle down in Burma.
(b) she reveals that she is lonely.
(c) she claims to love reading, as he does.
(d) she comments on the beauty of the natives.

3. How does Elizabeth appear to feel about the atmosphere of the Club?
(a) She is fearful of the attention of so many single men.
(b) She is bored by the familiar customs.
(c) She is reassured by the local customs.
(d) She is reassured by the white faces and European habits.

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

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