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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 does Gustad drink at the train station?
(a) Chai tea.
(b) A bottle of water.
(c) A bottle of beer.
(d) Soda.
2. In Chapter 14, what flavor of milk do the boys like the best?
(a) Chocolate.
(b) White.
(c) They do not like milk.
(d) Strawberry.
3. What painkiller does the hospital staff give Dinshawji before he dies?
(a) Morphine.
(b) Ibuprofen.
(c) Vicadin.
(d) Percadin.
4. Who leads the group that plans to tear down the black stone wall?
(a) Miss Kutpitia.
(b) Peerbhoy Panwalla.
(c) Dr. Paymaster.
(d) Malcolm.
5. What hits Malcolm in the face in Chapter 22?
(a) Hydraulic Hema.
(b) A bird.
(c) A snake.
(d) A dead rat.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who gives Gustad a ride to Dinshawji's funeral?
2. In what country is Roshan's doll made?
3. As the artist notes in Chapter 13, Part 1, what does someone leave in front of Saraswati?
4. According to Miss Kutpitia's newspaper in Chapter 21, who has died?
5. What topic does Laurie primarily discuss with Gustad?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does the pavement artist draw sacred pictures, and what are his qualifications for doing so?
2. Why does Tehmul love the doll?
3. Describe the air raid shelter that Gustad and Darius build.
4. Describe Major Bilimoria's appearance in Chapter 18.
5. Where does Ghulam Mohammed meet Gustad in Chapter 16, and what does he request? How is his demeanor different in this chapter from other chapters?
6. What happens to the pavement artist at the end of the novel?
7. Why does Ghulam Mohammed tell Gustad that he needs to return the money immediately? How does he threaten Gustad?
8. Why does Dilnavaz dump a pan full of a foul substance over Mr. Rabadi's head?
9. Why does Tehmul get hit with a brick?
10. Describe Gustad's interaction with the young man who sleeps in the luggage rack on the train.
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