2. What manifested itself in proud and oppressive rule over Katurbai until her tender and forgiving example made her one of his most effective teachers?
(a) His desire to not be married.
(b) His love of his family.
(c) His childishness.
(d) His rude personality.

3. What does Rambha give Gandhi to say?
(a) Rama, rama, rama.
(b) Stay away, Fear.
(c) I am not afraid.
(d) The Lord's Prayer.

4. Indeed one of the things that was most remarkable to Easwaran, and to Louis Fischer, the American journalist who followed Gandhi's campaigns in India for many years, was how what?
(a) How much privacy Gandhi needed.
(b) How little privacy Gandhi received.
(c) How private Gandhi was.
(d) How not private Gandhi was.

5. 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) Not very well-informed on the case.
(c) Envied by others on the case.
(d) Fairly well-informed on the case.

Short Answer Questions

1. Gandhi coined the word ____________ to describe the Dalits (the oppressed), to call them the children of God, in order to remind the higher classes that their actions toward the oppressed was a part of their worship of God.

2. When one meditates, one drives what deep into the consciousness?

3. Gandhi's marriage to Kasturbai was arranged by whom?

4. Having made a dismal performance in high school, what did Gandhi need?

5. He was so intimately involved and concerned with the intimate details of the worlds of the people who surrounded him that what happened?

(see the answer key)

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