2. How does Kim outsmart his watchdog?
(a) Kim pretends to be ill
(b) Kim procures a writer
(c) Kim tricks the Chaplain into giving him an assignment
(d) Kim pretends to be awed by the clerk

3. What does the lama do after taking ill?
(a) Retreats alone to a cave for a month
(b) Meditates
(c) Creates a new drawing
(d) Asks Kim to find another lama for a blessing

4. Who is told to be Kim's watchdog?
(a) A cook
(b) A drummer boy
(c) A scout
(d) A supply clerk

5. In what is Sahib a player?
(a) Smuggling
(b) Weekly polo matches
(c) Political intrigue among the Indian princes
(d) The Great Game

6. Where does Mookerjee take Kim?
(a) To where Creighton's forces are entrenched
(b) To his home in Delhi
(c) To Lucknow
(d) To the shipyards

7. With what does the lama threaten one of the spies?
(a) The lama does not threaten the spy
(b) With a curse
(c) With a prayer wheel
(d) With his pencil case

8. What is a Sahib?
(a) A conclave of rulers
(b) A native Indian leader of the indigenous populace
(c) A white man
(d) An Indian prince

9. What does the artwork that the Lama shows Kim depict?
(a) The Buddha on a road
(b) The Wheel of Life
(c) The holy river
(d) A young Kim sitting on a tree branch

10. What does Mookerjee offer the two spies?
(a) To show them a shortcut into China
(b) To help them ingratiate themselves with the British governor
(c) To be their guide
(d) To show them a shortcut into Nepal

11. What does Kim do in his next summer after his second year at St. Xavier's?
(a) Is Creighton's errand boy
(b) Works with Mookerjee perfecting his field work
(c) Stays with the lama
(d) Assists Ali

12. How does Huneefa disguise Kim?
(a) As a male prostitute
(b) As a young Buddhist priest
(c) As a young Hindu priest
(d) As a blind beggar

13. Who had drawn the artwork that the lama shows Kim?
(a) Kim's friend Ali
(b) The lama
(c) The lama does not know
(d) A Buddhist priest in a monastery

14. Where was Kim's watchdog born?
(a) England
(b) India
(c) Scotland
(d) Ireland

15. At what is Sahib a master?
(a) Understanding human nature
(b) Disguise
(c) Reading the stars
(d) Understanding politics