4. What does Hari do at the end of "Young Kumar"?
(a) He writes an editorial.
(b) He joins the army.
(c) He drinks alcohol.
(d) He paints Daphne's portrait.

5. How does Hari know Colin Lindsey?
(a) Through his church.
(b) They are cousins.
(c) Through his school.
(d) Through work.

6. Why is Mr. Srinivasan described as being a non-military Indian?
(a) He dresses like he is in the military.
(b) He was denied entry to the military.
(c) The other Indians with him are in the military.
(d) He recently left the military.

7. What year is it when Hari sees Colin in India?
(a) 1942.
(b) 1932.
(c) 1952.
(d) 1962.

8. In "An Evening at the Club," why does Mr. Srinivasan say many Indian companies hire British?
(a) To avoid trouble with the government.
(b) To act as figureheads.
(c) Because Indians struggle to run their own businesses.
(d) Because of the money they have.

9. In "Young Kumar," why does Hari believe he could succeed in India?
(a) His family's connections.
(b) His education.
(c) His father's money.
(d) His accent.

10. In "Young Kumar," to whom does Hari give most of his earnings?
(a) His aunt.
(b) Daphne.
(c) Colin.
(d) The church.

11. In "Civil and Military," why does the army use banners?
(a) To find each other during battles.
(b) To surrender.
(c) To tell people to leave.
(d) To send secret messages.

12. In "Young Kumar," how does the narrator describe Hari's education?
(a) European.
(b) Ethnic.
(c) Troubled.
(d) English.

13. Who authorizes the Indian infantry division in "Civil and Military"?
(a) The United States army.
(b) The British army.
(c) The Royal army.
(d) The Indian army.

14. Why does Vidyasagar print his own pamphlet?
(a) To run for public office.
(b) To ask the judge to let him out on bail.
(c) To publicize the wrongdoings of the British.
(d) To protest the arrests of his friends.

15. Why does the visitor contact Robin White in "Civil and Military"?
(a) To show him Reid's memoir.
(b) To ask him about Hari.
(c) To find out where Daphne is.
(d) To discuss the war.