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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is Cyril Fielding's current occupation in Chapter 32?
(a) Teaching English.
(b) Cleaning houses.
(c) Inspecting educational facilities.
(d) Organizing tours of India.

2. What do Cyril Fielding and Dr. Aziz discuss during their celebration of the results of the trial?
(a) Cyril Fielding and Adela Quested's engagement.
(b) Compensation for Adela Quested.
(c) Compensation from Adela Quested.
(d) Adela Quested and Ronny Heaslop's engagement.

3. Who insists that violence against the British will not serve anyone's best interests?
(a) Dr. Aziz.
(b) Nawab Bahadur.
(c) Mahmoud Ali.
(d) Cyril Fielding.

4. Where is not one of the places that Cyril Fielding travels?
(a) Egypt.
(b) Venice.
(c) England.
(d) India.

5. Why is Cyril Fielding traveling?
(a) To visit family.
(b) For pleasure.
(c) For business.
(d) To visit friends.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 24, where is Adela Quested staying?

2. What happened to Mrs. Moore soon after the ship departed?

3. Who says, "I'm afraid I have made a mistake"?

4. Where is Mrs. Moore sailing?

5. Who has traveled with Cyril Fielding to Mau?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does the lieutenant governor react to Cyril Fielding's handling of the trial?

2. Describe the religious ceremony in which Professor Godbole is participating.

3. How do Adela Quested and Cyril Fielding part when Adela returns to England?

4. What are Dr. Aziz's feelings about the British in India?

5. Describe Dr. Aziz and Cyril Fielding's discussion of compensation for Adela Quested.

6. Describe Dr. Aziz's attitude towards Cyril Fielding when they first meet in Mau.

7. Describe Mrs. Moore's attitude on the ship.

8. Why can't Adela Quested leave the college?

9. Describe the relationship between Cyril Fielding and Dr. Aziz at the end of the novel.

10. Describe the religious tensions in Mau.

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