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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 12.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Gogol sense about Maxine's reaction to the neighborhood where he lives?
(a) That the landscape is foreign to her.
(b) That she doesn't like the style of the buildings.
(c) That she's horrified by the wide-open spaces and yards.
(d) That she feels at home in the normal, suburban environment.
2. What happened to Gogol's relationship with Maxine after his father died?
(a) They became bored with each other and separated.
(b) They each began seeing other people.
(c) Their relationship grew stronger.
(d) He stepped out of her life after many arguments.
3. What do Gogol's parents think of his wanting to change his name?
(a) They see it as an insult to his heritage and his family.
(b) They think it's too complicated and he's too old.
(c) They can't imagine why he'd want to do such a thing.
(d) They think it might improve his chances for a good job.
4. What did Ashima do upon first meeting Ashoke when he visited her family home in India?
(a) She asked him about his travels, especially about America.
(b) She impulsively stepped into the strange American shoes at the door.
(c) She changed into her most beautiful sari before meeting him.
(d) She said she didn't want to meet anyone from America.
5. What does Moushumi wear for her wedding?
(a) A white flowing wedding dress.
(b) A traditional Indian sari.
(c) A dress chosen for her by her family as tradition decrees.
(d) She wears a suit because she must return to work shortly.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Maxine treat Gogol's parents when they visit on their way to New Hampshire?
2. What does Ashima tell Ashoke as soon as they bring their baby home?
3. Who does Gogol meet on a train coming home from school during his freshman year in college?
4. Who or what does Gogol fall in love with when he falls in love with Maxine?
5. How did Moushumi's engagement end?
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