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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 Kipling reflect on in "Our Lady of the Snows"?
(a) Canadian's recent elections.
(b) Canadian Preferential Tariff.
(c) Canadian recent contracts with the British navy.
(d) Canadian custom law.

2. What does the man in "The Betrothed" choose over his fiancee?
(a) His mistress.
(b) His smoking habit.
(c) His dog.
(d) His career.

3. What do the attitudes of the men in "Mesopotamia" bring to the human race?
(a) Happiness.
(b) Glory.
(c) Good stories.
(d) Shame.

4. What did the man in "The Galley-Slave" gain that made him part of the ship?
(a) Friends.
(b) Marks on his body.
(c) The right to be buried at sea.
(d) Fortune.

5. What are the people in "The Islanders" enslaved to?
(a) Their fear.
(b) Other men.
(c) Their own desires.
(d) Drugs.

Short Answer Questions

1. What are the habits of the gypsies in "The Gypsy Trail" compared to by Kipling?

2. What does Kipling say many Christians believe concerning those who worship Buddha in "Buddha at Kamakura"?

3. What part of life does the man in "The Galley-Slave" describe?

4. Why are the hyenas not guilty of defiling the dead?

5. Why does the main character of "The 'Mary Gloster'" want to be buried there?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Queen Victoria tell the people of her land in "What the People Said"?

2. What does Kipling write about in the poem "Mesopotamia"?

3. What does Kipling reflect on in "Ave Imperatrix"?

4. What does "The Ballad of the King's Jest" tell the story of?

5. What does the man on the ship describe in "The Galley-Slave"?

6. What does the poem "My Rival" detail?

7. What does "The Sons of Martha" expand on?

8. What does Kipling write about in "The Houses"?

9. What happens when Jack Barrett is sent to Quetta in "The Story of Uriah"?

10. What does "The Lover's Litany" refer to?

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