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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 was Barlow?
(a) a lieutenant in the cantonment.
(b) the Magistrate's English manservant.
(c) a visiting dignitary.
(d) the taciturn man from the Salt agency.
2. What do the Magistrate and the local people argue about?
(a) the pariah dogs.
(b) the yearly flood of the river.
(c) the British occupation of India.
(d) Mohammedanism versus Hinduism.
3. Who was in charge of the Commissariat?
(a) Mr. Rayne.
(b) the Magistrate.
(c) the Collector.
(d) Harry.
4. What does Louise sew for Fleury for his birthday present?
(a) a green coat.
(b) a red vest.
(c) a white shirt
(d) blue trousers..
5. Who disagrees with the Padre's view of God?
(a) Fleury.
(b) Louise.
(c) the Collector.
(d) Harry.
Short Answer Questions
1. What was the escaped monkey still wearing?
2. What do the Collector and Miriam take a tour of?
3. The Collector oversleeps in the beginning of Chapter 10 but who made the round of the defenses in his place?
4. What were the two fat Sikhs chewing in this chapter?
5. Which of the women had a beautiful voice and sang "Oh God our help in ages past..."?
Short Essay Questions
1. What kind of father is the Collector? Give examples.
2. What indicated the first sign of trouble in Krishnapur and what year was it?
3. Who do Harry and Fleury go back to try to save and what is the outcome?
4. Where is Hari kept and what does he say he'll never do?
5. How does the Maharajah's son, Hari, put on a show of being British?
6. What worry about her brother does Louise confide in Miriam?
7. What does Hari do to Fleury?
8. What new technology does the Collector contemplate and why?
9. What happens when the enemy attacks swarming from the melon beds?
10. What new invention does the Collector contemplate using in the defense of the cantonment and what is it a forerunner of?
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