1. Adela Quested had known Ronny Heaslop well in England and had come to India to visit him before deciding to be his wife. At the beginning of Chapter 8, how does Adela feel about Ronny?
(a) She thinks he is uptight, shy, unsocial, and rude.
(b) She thinks he is arrogant, rude, insensitive, and chauvinistic.
(c) She thinks he is vibrant, exciting, nice, and handsome.
(d) She thinks he is polite, encouraging, sensitive, and gentlemanly.

2. Who says, "nothing embraces the whole of India, nothing, nothing, and that was Akbar's mistake."
(a) Dr. Aziz.
(b) Cyril Fielding.
(c) Mrs. Moore.
(d) Professor Godbole.

3. Mrs. Moore tells Ronny Heaslop about her encounter with Dr. Aziz in the mosque. Which of the following are true?
(a) Ronny Heaslop is pleased that Mrs. Moore has a pleasant conversation with Dr. Aziz.
(b) Ronny Heaslop is angry that Mrs. Moore was alone.
(c) Ronny Heaslop is glad that Dr. Aziz warned Mrs. Moore about the snakes.
(d) Ronny Heaslop threatens to report Dr. Aziz for speaking negatively about Mr. Callendar.

4. Why does Dr. Aziz want to go to Calcutta?
(a) To visit a museum.
(b) To visit a brothel.
(c) To conduct business.
(d) To meet some friends.

5. Adela Quested has come to India to see Ronny Heaslop, whom she is expected to marry. When she says she wants to see the "real India," what does Ronny do?
(a) Ronny asks Fielding how they may do that.
(b) Ronny tells her to go to the club to meet Indians.
(c) Ronny asks Cyril Fielding to take her to meet Indians.
(d) Ronny introduces her to Dr. Aziz.