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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 is Hari's first job interview in India?
(a) A newspaper.
(b) An electric company.
(c) A school.
(d) A train corporation.
2. Who invited Mr. Srinivasan to the club for the first time in "An Evening at the Club"?
(a) Robin White.
(b) He went by himself.
(c) A member of the Indian army.
(d) Lady Chatterjee.
3. Why does the visitor contact Robin White in "Civil and Military"?
(a) To show him Reid's memoir.
(b) To find out where Daphne is.
(c) To ask him about Hari.
(d) To discuss the war.
4. How did Hari's father die?
(a) Disease.
(b) A car accident.
(c) He committed suicide.
(d) Murder.
5. Who gives the visitor passages from Daphne's journal?
(a) Lady Chatterjee.
(b) Robin White.
(c) Brigadier Reid.
(d) Mr. Srinivasan.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Hari feel upon first arriving in India in "Young Kumar"?
2. In "Civil and Military," why does Reid return to Rawalpindi?
3. How does White react when chaos first breaks out in "Civil and Military"?
4. In "Young Kumar," what does the narrator claim Hari learned after his father's death?
5. What do Daphne's journal entries suggest about Kumar's role in the violence in "Civil and Military"?
Short Essay Questions
1. As a child, what is Hari's life like in England?
2. How does "Young Kumar" end?
3. Who is Shalini Gupta Sen?
4. On the night of Daphne's rape, what does Merrick tell Reid about the events?
5. How does Hari end up living in England as a child?
6. How does the narrator of "Young Kumar" say Hari's father was able to travel to England?
7. After Hari leaves England, what happens to his friendship with Colin?
8. How does Robin White feel about Vidyasagar's statement about Daphne's rape?
9. What does Robin White tell the visitor about the role of Britain in India in "Civil and Military"?
10. What is the history of the Gymkhana Club?
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