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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Chacko call Sophie?
(a) Lovey.
(b) Sophiekins.
(c) Sweetie.
(d) Soso.
2. Estha goes out to the lobby by himself while the family is at the movie theaters watching The Sound of Music because he is ___________.
(a) Singing loudly.
(b) Talking loudly.
(c) Coughing.
(d) Vomiting.
3. What are the hair clasps Rahel wears called?
(a) Yum-Yums.
(b) Hair Fountains.
(c) Love-In-Tokyo
(d) Delhi Delights.
4. What are the cement kangaroos that fascinate Rahel at the airport?
(a) Sculptures.
(b) Trash cans.
(c) Directional signs.
(d) Benches.
5. Baby Kochamma tells Rahel and Estha as they wait for the plane to arrive that they are what?
(a) Naughty children.
(b) The Welcoming Committee.
(c) Ambassadors of India.
(d) Good boys and girls.
Short Answer Questions
1. To save himself from being fired, the twins' father offers for Ammu to do what?
2. What animal does Rahel remember was running around the doctor's office in her childhood memory?
3. What are the scars from on Mammachi's head?
4. What does Rahel realize as an adult about the way Velutha plays with the children?
5. What is the name of Margaret Kochamma's second husband?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why did Rahel and Estha not see each other for twenty-three years?
2. What is the photograph of that Comrade Pillai shows to Rahel?
3. Describe what happens when Rahel sees Estha for the first time after twenty-three years.
4. Why do the other factory workers dislike Velutha according to Pillai?
5. What happened to the pickle factory in the years after the tragedy?
6. How does Mammachi feel about her son Chacko?
7. How does Velutha feel after being fired from the pickle factory?
8. What is Chacko and Margaret's story?
9. What happens after Estha boards the train to go to his father?
10. What happens when the children start to cross the river in the boat?
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