1. Gandhi sulked in his homesickness until when?
(a) A fellow Indian pointed out that the best things to be learned in England were English customs.
(b) A fellow Indian told him to go back home.
(c) A British student told him to go back home.
(d) A British student pointed out that the thing to be learne in England was English custom.

2. In the first chapter, Easwaran describes the contrast between Gandhi as a youth to what?
(a) Gandhi's parents.
(b) Other students Gandhi's age.
(c) Gandhi's wife.
(d) Gandhi as the world-changing figure he was to become.

3. When a British passenger discovered him there, what did he demand that Gandhi do?
(a) Move to third class.
(b) Go to the back of the car.
(c) Get off the train.
(d) Stand up.

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

5. His discovery inspired him to finding more and more means to do what?
(a) Work on more difficult cases.
(b) Take on court cases.
(c) Serve.
(d) Earn more money.

Short Answer Questions

1. Easwaran quotes an excerpt from a letter Gandhi wrote to an English follower saying that those who do not see how politics and religion are related to one another do not understand what?

2. 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?

3. How does Gandhi plan on taking the lessons from the failures of his past?

4. What did Gandhi call the Yeravda Prison?

5. Throughout these years of satyagraha in India, he continued to make friends and gain followers including who?

(see the answer key)

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