2. What does Kim hold as he is belly-crawling towards the mess tent?
(a) His father's letter
(b) His amulet
(c) His birth certificate
(d) A cross

3. From what country were Kim's parents?
(a) Ireland
(b) The United States
(c) Switzerland
(d) England

4. What does Kim "prophesy" to the Chaplains?
(a) The beginning of a lasting peace
(b) Kim's ascendance to being a great spy
(c) The end of British rule in India
(d) War

5. Of whom does the lama take no notice on the train?
(a) Women
(b) The soldier
(c) Kim
(d) The money-lender

6. For what does Kim upbraid the ticket clerk?
(a) For rudeness
(b) For not giving Kim enough change
(c) For trying to make Kim pay too much for the ticket
(d) For giving Kim a ticket for a station just six miles hence

7. Of what does Kim's father's estate consist when the father dies?
(a) Five hundred pounds
(b) A rusty sword and a pair of boots
(c) Three papers
(d) Fifty pounds

8. Where does the Hindu money-lender keep his account-book?
(a) In a cloth under his arm
(b) Locked in a truck
(c) Tied to his pack
(d) Hung around his neck

9. How does the lama bless those he encounters?
(a) By touching them with his hands
(b) By chanting in Chinese
(c) By giving them slips of paper with forgiveness written on them
(d) With small prayer wheels

10. About what does Kim brag to the lama?
(a) That Kim is smarter than any man in India
(b) That Kim is more generous than any man in India
(c) That Kim will always have money
(d) That Kim is an excellent disciple for the lama

11. What does the lama do as he and Kim walk?
(a) Tells parables
(b) Hums to himself
(c) Sings and chants
(d) Says his Rosary

12. Of what does Kim regale the children?
(a) Tales of Lahore and rail travel
(b) Of mystical appearances
(c) Of the British and their exploits
(d) Of the lama who commands the beasts of the field

13. What had Kim's father scrawled on Kim's papers?
(a) This boy's parents are both British
(b) Look after the boy
(c) This boy's grandfather is a British Lord
(d) This boy is a British citizen

14. To what does the old lady compare the cool and the pines of the Kangra and Kulu hills?
(a) The dust and mangoes of the South
(b) Paradise
(c) The interior of a man's heart
(d) Mississippi

15. In the opening to Chapter 5, who does one of Kim and the lama's escorts say walk to and fro without reason?
(a) The English and devils
(b) The young and stout hearted
(c) Fools and children
(d) The English and their servants