2. How did Gandhi feel about meditation?
(a) Tired and unsure.
(b) Energized and invigorated.
(c) Confident and content.
(d) Content.

3. What does Patanjali say?
(a) Gandhi is an instrument of the gods.
(b) In a person who loves unconditionally, there is no conflict.
(c) Gandhi has changed greatly since his youth.
(d) In a person who has defeated all fear, there is now nothing of which otehr people can ever be afraid.

4. The elephant holding a piece of bamboo was enough to quiet their trunks the same way what is enough to still the busy-ness of a wandering and restless mind?
(a) Work.
(b) Sleep.
(c) A mantra.
(d) God.

5. What types of people did Gandhi love?
(a) Every variety.
(b) Indians.
(c) Hindus.
(d) The religious.

6. Easwaran explains that these verses describe what?
(a) The peace that can be brought to one's mind.
(b) How one should live.
(c) The love one must feel for others.
(d) The highest state of consciousness a human can attain.

7. 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 not private Gandhi was.
(b) How little privacy Gandhi received.
(c) How private Gandhi was.
(d) How much privacy Gandhi needed.

8. Sri Krishna says that the wise person's love for the Lord of Love does what?
(a) Takes away his need to love.
(b) Has consumed all of his selfishness and preoccupation with pleasing his own senses.
(c) Shows him how to love himself and others.
(d) Gives him love to share with others.

9. When he was speaking against the violence between the Hindu and Muslims living in India, a young man came out of the crowd and greeted him with his hands at his heart before he did what?
(a) Hugged Gandhi.
(b) Stabbed Gandhi in the chest.
(c) Poisoned Gandhi.
(d) Shot Gandhi in the chest.

10. Gandhi described the process as reducing oneself to zero, which is when?
(a) He becomes completely truthful, wise, and irresistibly powerful.
(b) He puts all others before himself.
(c) He puts God first.
(d) He becomes less than others.

11. What did Gandhi tell the man who killed him?
(a) I forgive you, I love you, I bless you.
(b) You'll be sorry.
(c) I'm sorry.
(d) Get some help.

12. The people who gravitated to Gandhi are testament to what?
(a) The need of the Indian people.
(b) The desire for peace around the world.
(c) His success.
(d) The unhappiness of others.

13. Gandhi's secretary, Mahadev Desai, answered the question of how Gandhi spoke so eloquently with no preparation or notes by explaining what?
(a) Gandhi has a great memory.
(b) Gandhi used the same speech where ever he went.
(c) Everything Gandhi thinks, does, and says are exactly the same so all he has to do is to be.
(d) Gandhi is good at thinking on his feet.

14. Describe Gandhi's evening walks.
(a) They were a parade of adoring community members.
(b) They were quiet.
(c) They were a time for him to be with his wife and children.
(d) They were slow and peaceful.

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