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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. Where does Daphne Manners meet Robert?
(a) A church.
(b) The gardens.
(c) A private club.
(d) School.
2. How far is Kotari from Mayapore?
(a) Approximately 10 miles.
(b) Approximately 200 miles.
(c) Approximately 25 miles.
(d) Approximately 70 miles.
3. In "MacGregor House," how does Daphne Manners try to make friends?
(a) Painting in the park.
(b) Volunteering at the hospital.
(c) Working for a lawyer.
(d) Writing poetry.
4. Lady Chatterjee compares the "Sanctuary" to _____________.
(a) A hospital.
(b) An apartment building.
(c) A library.
(d) A school.
5. After Sister Ludmilla took Hari to the Sanctuary, who does she say came looking for him?
(a) Ronald.
(b) Miss Crane.
(c) A private investigator.
(d) Daphne.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Lady Chatterjee describe her relationship with Parvati?
2. What does the narrator say the looters did to Miss Crane?
3. How do British people feel about Lady Chatterjee's title in "MacGregor House"?
4. What does Sister Ludmilla do every Wednesday?
5. What is Miss Crane said to have done to the men looting the town?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is a suttee?
2. What does Sister Ludmilla give as possible reasons for the house to burn at Bibighar Gardens?
3. In "Miss Crane," what is revealed about Miss Crane's relationship with looters?
4. How does Lady Chatterjee reveal her character when she tells the story of visiting Miss Crane in the hospital?
5. How does Miss Crane feel about the Indian people?
6. How does Sister Ludmilla say she met Hari?
7. How does Sister Ludmilla describe Daphne in "Sister Ludmilla"?
8. What happens to Miss Crane while driving from Kotari to Mayapore in "Miss Crane"?
9. What is Miss Crane's relationship with Mr. Chaudhuri?
10. In "MacGregor House," what does Daphne write to her aunt?
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