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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through How Nonviolence Works.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The author comes from Gandhi's home and ethos, and sees the world from a perspective very like Gandhi's instead of through what?
(a) The perspective of other Indian cultural groups.
(b) Any Westernized lens.
(c) A traditionally Indian background.
(d) A Middle Eastern viewpoint.

2. What does the author say about Gandhi as a boy?
(a) He was very intelligent.
(b) He was nothing remarkable.
(c) He was outgoing and proud.
(d) He was quite remarkable.

3. What did Gandhi call the Yeravda Prison?
(a) The Yeravda Home.
(b) The Yeravda Ashram.
(c) The Yeravda Hell.
(d) The Yeravda Temple.

4. Having made a dismal performance in high school, what did Gandhi need?
(a) A job.
(b) New guidance.
(c) A second chance at high school.
(d) A new direction.

5. When followers stopped asking questions, Gandhi would focus on what?
(a) Raising questions.
(b) Making children laugh.
(c) His own thoughts.
(d) His future plans.

Short Answer Questions

1. A united mind is trained wholly to what?

2. What did Gandhi's uncle suggest he do?

3. Who is Patanjali?

4. Flinders appeals to families to look at the example of the Gandhi family for what?

5. The principles discussed earlier can be used to help people influence what?

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