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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. Who abandons Adela Quested after the trial?
(a) Dr. Aziz.
(b) The Anglos.
(c) Cyril Fielding.
(d) Professor Godbole.

2. In Chapter 34, where is Dr. Aziz?
(a) Italy.
(b) Mau.
(c) England.
(d) Chandrapore.

3. There had been a rumor that ___________ was being abused at the hospital.
(a) Nawab Bahadur's grandson.
(b) Nawab Bahadur's sister.
(c) Cyril Fielding.
(d) Dr. Aziz.

4. With what religion is Professor Godbole affiliated?
(a) Muslim.
(b) Brahman.
(c) Christian.
(d) Hindu.

5. How does Cyril Fielding feel about his Indian friends?
(a) He wants to preserve their friendship.
(b) He doesn't consider them friends.
(c) He is glad to be away from them.
(d) He likes them, but doesn't consider them as good friends as the Anglos.

Short Answer Questions

1. With what does Adela Quested want Cyril Fielding to help her?

2. Why can't Adela Quested leave Chandrapore?

3. How does Dr. Aziz react when Cyril Fielding tells him Mrs. Moore is dead?

4. To what friends does Cyril Fielding send mail?

5. What does Cyril Fielding send to his friends in Part 2, Chapter 32?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. What does Dr. Aziz do when he gets to the guest house?

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

5. Describe Dr. Aziz's response to Cyril Fielding's attempts to be polite when they run into each other on a walk in Mau.

6. Describe the sitting arrangements in the courtroom.

7. Describe Dr. Aziz's conviction about Adela Quested regarding her wedding plans.

8. How does Adela Quested justify her original accusation against Dr. Aziz?

9. Why are Adela Quested's arrangements of where to stay after the trial ends an issue?

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

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