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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 1: Chapter 9 | Part 1: Chapter 10.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why does Cyril Fielding say that he is in India?
(a) Because he wanted to experience the culture.
(b) Because he believes Indians are not qualified for the jobs.
(c) Because he thinks it's the right thing to do.
(d) Because he needed a job.
2. How does Cyril Fielding shock Dr. Aziz and his friends?
(a) He tells them about his visit to a brothel.
(b) He tells him that Aziz's illness is potentially fatal.
(c) He tells them that he is engaged.
(d) He tells them he doesn't believe in God.
3. Dr. Aziz receives a message to go to the bungalow of Major Callendar. On his way, he gets delayed because____.
(a) He gets a flat tire on his bike.
(b) He is caught up in conversation with Hamidullah.
(c) He runs into Mrs. Moore in the mosque.
(d) He cannot find a tonga to drive him.
4. Nawab Bahadur offers Adela Quested and Ronny Heaslop a spin in his new car. What happens?
(a) They hit an animal.
(b) They make it back safely.
(c) They run out of gas.
(d) They hit a pothole.
5. Nawab Bahadur, a generous and wealthy leader in the Muslim community, discusses the invitation to the Bridge Party with Mahmoud Ali and others. Mahmoud Ali is _____.
(a) Upset and hurt that the British did not invite more of the Indians.
(b) Excited about the opportunity to spend time with the British elite.
(c) Disappointed that Hindus and Muslims were both invited to the party.
(d) Resentful of the empty attempt to pretend an interest in the Indian community.
Short Answer Questions
1. In regard to the Bridge Party, Nawab Bahudar _____.
2. Why does Dr. Aziz want to go to Calcutta?
3. Why does Mrs. Moore come to India?
4. When Dr. Aziz runs into Mrs. Moore in the mosque he ____.
5. Cyril Fielding, the principal at the college, visits with Mrs. Moore and Adela Quested and invites them to tea. Why?
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