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

4. In "Civil and Military," what is the first thing Reid talks to Robin White about?
(a) The role of the United States in India.
(b) The chance of buying new weapons.
(c) The likelihood of unrest.
(d) How to get Indians to join the infantry.

5. Why does Hari say he was denied the job during his first interview in "Young Kumar"?
(a) He spoke with an accent.
(b) His lack of education.
(c) He is Indian.
(d) His father's reputation was not good.

6. How does White react when chaos first breaks out in "Civil and Military"?
(a) He is out of town when it begins.
(b) He almost quites his job to avoid the mess.
(c) He wants to avoid handing it over to the army.
(d) He wants the army to handle all aspects.

7. Why does the British woman in "An Evening at the Club" ignore Lady Chatterjee?
(a) She doesn't see her.
(b) Lady Chatterjee is Indian.
(c) She doesn't ignore Lady Chatterjee.
(d) She isn't allowed to speak to her.

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

9. Why does the visitor spend time at the temple in "An Evening at the Club"?
(a) It has a connection to Daphne.
(b) Lady Chatterjee insists.
(c) He wants to photograph it.
(d) He doesn't spend any time at the temple.

10. In "Young Kumar," what does the narrator claim Hari learned after his father's death?
(a) They were broke.
(b) His father was a criminal.
(c) His mother could still be alive.
(d) His grandparents lived in India.

11. In "An Evening at the Club," what does the visitor recognize while driving to MacGregor House?
(a) A government building.
(b) A river.
(c) A wall.
(d) A cemetery.

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

13. In "An Evening at the Club," how does Lady Chatterjee feel about the removal of the British authorities?
(a) She says she is glad the British are gone.
(b) She says she misses the British influence.
(c) She says she can't make up her mind yet.
(d) She doesn't share her opinion.

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

15. How does Mr. Srinivasan say he learned that Hari was going to be questioned by the police?
(a) He was asked to do the questioning.
(b) Hari wrote him a letter from jail.
(c) He didn't find out until after the questioning happened.
(d) Sister Ludmilla told him.