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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2: Chapter 18.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why is Mr. Callendar upset at Dr. Aziz at the Bridge Party?
(a) He suspects Dr. Aziz is not a qualified surgeon.
(b) He is always upset at all Indians.
(c) He thinks Dr. Aziz should have come to the Bridge Party.
(d) He believes that Dr. Aziz did not come to his place when summoned.
2. Who questions the allegations and insists on talking to Adela?
(a) Cyril Fielding.
(b) Mrs. Moore.
(c) Ronny Heaslop.
(d) Mr. Turton.
3. A Passage to India is set in Chandrapore, India on the banks of the Ganges River. Which of the following is true about the city?
(a) The second tier of the city is filled with poverty.
(b) The British live on the banks of the river.
(c) Poverty characterizes the banks of the river.
(d) The club and government offices are located on the bank of the river.
4. After Ronny Heaslop and Mrs. Moore talk about Dr. Aziz, ____.
(a) Mrs. Moore immediately tells Adela Questad of their conversation.
(b) Mrs. Moore is upset that Dr. Aziz has been misunderstood.
(c) Ronny Heaslop tells Mrs. Moore to invite Dr. Aziz to the Bridge Party.
(d) Ronny Heaslop decides to warn Adela Questad of the dangers in the mosque.
5. Who says to Mrs. Moore, "You're superior to them, anyway. Don't forget that. You're superior to everyone in India except one or two of the Ranis, and they're on an equality"?
(a) Dr. Aziz.
(b) Ronny Heaslop.
(c) Adela Quested.
(d) The Anglo Women.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Mrs. Moore come to India?
2. What does Nawab Bahudar do in response to the Bridge Party invitation?
3. What controversial object does Dr. Aziz show Cyril Fielding when Fielding visits him at his hovel?
4. Dr. Aziz receives a message to go to the bungalow of Major Callendar. On his way, he gets delayed because____.
5. Who wants to know the facts about the case in Part 2, Chapter 17?
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