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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. Why is Sister Ludmilla called "sister"?
(a) She is a nun.
(b) She dresses like a nun.
(c) She has seven siblings.
(d) It is her real first name.

2. Why is Sister Ludmilla allowed to live at the Sanctuary?
(a) She isn't allowed to stay there.
(b) She is old.
(c) She pays rent.
(d) She owns the building.

3. In "MacGregor House," why does Lady Chatterjee say several Indians were arrested?
(a) Rape.
(b) The election of a new president.
(c) A crime spree.
(d) A vote in Congress.

4. How does Miss Crane die?
(a) In a natural disaster.
(b) Disease.
(c) Suicide.
(d) A looter's attack.

5. In "Miss Crane," what is The Indian Congress considering?
(a) Forcing the British out.
(b) Hiring only British workers.
(c) Firing female teachers.
(d) Passing laws to tax education.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Lady Chatterjee describe her relationship with Parvati?

2. What does Lady Chatterjee say she saw when she visited Miss Crane after she was out of the hospital?

3. Where does Sister Ludmilla say Hari was the first time she met him?

4. Why is Gandhi arrested in "Miss Crane"?

5. What does Sister Ludmilla do for a living?

Short Essay Questions

1. In "MacGregor House," how is Daphne's relationship with Robert developed?

2. Why is Miss Crane in India?

3. What role does Sister Ludmilla play at the Sanctuary?

4. What does Merrick do when he visits the Sanctuary?

5. Why does Miss Crane want to drive from Kotari to Mayapore?

6. How does Lady Chatterjee reveal her character when she tells the story of visiting Miss Crane in the hospital?

7. What does "The Jewel in the Crown" mean to Miss Crane?

8. In "Miss Crane," what happens to the picture of Ghandi?

9. What does Sister Ludmilla say she did to protect Hari from the police?

10. What is Miss Crane's relationship with Mr. Chaudhuri?

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