1. How do Gogol and Moushumi dress for their wedding reception?
(a) They wear formal Western clothes.
(b) They dress for warm weather for their honeymoon.
(c) They are comfortable in casual clothes.
(d) They revert to traditional Indian dress.

2. Why do Moushumi and Gogol go to Paris after they are married?
(a) It's a long-delayed honeymoon.
(b) Moushumi's father is there, they visit him and his new wife.
(c) Moushumi loves the city so Gogol suggests a trip there.
(d) Moushumi is asked to lecture there.

3. What unexpected effect does the wedding have on Gogol and Moushumi?
(a) It makes them realize how serious marriage truly is.
(b) They feel greater respect for their Indian heritage.
(c) They are worn out and just want to rest.
(d) They feel effervescent and energized.

4. How many people come to Sonia's rice ceremony when she's six months old?
(a) Just a handful but they are good friends of the family.
(b) Practically none because they have few Indian neighbors.
(c) The whole neighborhood, including their American friends.
(d) So many that the Gangulis rent a building on campus.

5. What kind of daily routine do Gogol and Maxine follow at the summer home in New Hampshire?
(a) The days assume a pattern though there's nothing in particular to do.
(b) They follow the routine set by Maxine's parents.
(c) They go swimming every morning early, before dawn.
(d) There is no routine, each day is strikingly different from all others.