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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 3, The Chowgarh Tigers.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How does Corbet spend the first night in Pali?
(a) Trying to re-assure the villagers.
(b) Outside alone watching the road while his men were safe in a room.
(c) Helping the townspeople search for the tiger.
(d) Barricaded in a house with everyone else.
2. What affect did the tiger turning on her have on the sister that pursued it?
(a) She died of a heart attack.
(b) She lost her power of speech.
(c) She became religious.
(d) She threw up.
3. Which of the following is NOT one of the things that Corbett says worked to his advantage when he finally came face to face with the Chowgarh man-eater?
(a) Nightjar eggs in his left hand.
(b) That he is carrying a very light rifle.
(c) The tiger being a man-eater.
(d) His sudden surge of adrenaline and fast reflexes.
4. What other animal does Corbett almost kill while hunting for the Chowgarh tigers?
(a) A leopard that had killed people in another area.
(b) An old leopard that was killing cattle.
(c) A young tiger that was passing through.
(d) A ghooral that had hurt a little girl.
5. What is a popular belief about man-eating tigers that Corbett claims is untrue?
(a) None of the above.
(b) That they do not eat the head, hands, and feet of human victims.
(c) That they only attack at night.
(d) That they prefer to attack a person from the front.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Corbett decide to go home after wounding the leopard?
2. What does Corbett deduce from the two wounded women that returned home after being attacked by the Chowgarh tiger?
3. Where is the last chance Corbett has to get a shot at the man-eater of Chowgarh on his first visit?
4. What does Corbett find when he goes to investigate a report of a tiger killing a cow in a village near to Champawat?
5. What does Corbett worry about when he sees Robin missing?
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