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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When a man does everything in worship, Easwaran explains, everywhere he goes is what?
(a) A temple.
(b) His home.
(c) His family.
(d) His world.

2. His ashram family, however, the ones who came to be called his _____________________ were the ones who knew best the man Gandhi was in his daily life.
(a) Ashram crew.
(b) Ashram life.
(c) Ashram menagerie.
(d) Ashram herd.

3. Applying the same self-discipline he learned in London, Gandhi applied his independent knowledge of bookkeeping to the accounts in question and became what?
(a) The single most informed person on the case.
(b) Envied by others on the case.
(c) Not very well-informed on the case.
(d) Fairly well-informed on the case.

4. He cared for the sick in the ashram, and filled every interaction with what?
(a) Food.
(b) Hope.
(c) Wisdom.
(d) Laughter.

5. The fact that most of Gandhi's ashram were women led Gandhi to say in response to their gentle strength that if non-violence is the future of humanity, then the future is what?
(a) Going to be good.
(b) With all men.
(c) For woman.
(d) With woman.

Short Answer Questions

1. He also explained his commitment to truth and non-violence, saying that whatever the penalty for his crime, he was ready to take it, if what?

2. With whom did Gandhi take all of his solitude?

3. What did Gandhi call the secret to the art of living?

4. Was Gandhi burdened by worry about what was to come?

5. Flinders makes the point that satyagraha is what?

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