1. Who has traveled with Cyril Fielding to Mau?
(a) Fielding's wife and brother-in- law.
(b) Fielding's sister-in-law and brother.
(c) Fielding's sister and brother-in-law.
(d) Fielding's wife and sister-in-law.

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

3. Cyril Fielding, the principal at the college, visits with Mrs. Moore and Adela Quested and invites them to tea. Why?
(a) He is ashamed and angry that the Indians have been invited to the Bridge party and have been treated so badly.
(b) He is proud of the tea that is served in India and wants them to experience it.
(c) He prefers intimate events and is overwhelmed by the Bridge party.
(d) He wants to get to know the women better in the absence of Indians.

4. How does Adela Quested offend Dr. Aziz before they enter the caves?
(a) She tells him that his wife is ugly.
(b) She accuses him of flirting with her.
(c) She says that she is suprised he is married.
(d) She asks him if he has multiple wives.

5. In regard to the Bridge Party, Nawab Bahudar _____.
(a) Says he welcomes and appreciates the gesture of the British.
(b) Says he believes that the party will give him a chance to rise in power.
(c) Is upset and hurt that the British did not invite more of the Indians.
(d) Is resentful of the empty attempt to pretend an interest in the Indian community.