1. What brand of whiskey do Balram and Ram Persad purchase for the Stork's family weekly?
(a) Cedar Ridge.
(b) Black Dog.
(c) Maker's Mark.
(d) Town Branch.

2. What color headbands are the protesters in the second truck wearing in "The Second Night"?
(a) Blue.
(b) Green.
(c) White.
(d) Black.

3. What is the name of the prostitute that Balram is taken to at the hotel in “The Sixth Night”?
(a) Anastasia.
(b) Uma.
(c) Leela.
(d) Kusum.

4. What is the fourth way listed in Belram's sidebar for an enterprising driver to make extra money in “The Sixth Night”?
(a) Going to a corrupt mechanic.
(b) Killing one's master.
(c) Turning his master's car into a taxi.
(d) Siphoning petrol to sell it.

5. In the conclusion of his letter in “The Fourth Night,” Balram writes, "Yes, that's right: we all live in the world's greatest" what?
(a) "Democracy."
(b) "Culture."
(c) "Dictatorship."
(d) "Theocracy."

Short Answer Questions

1. As Balram drives Pinky Madam and Mr. Ashok home in "The Second Night," Ashok claims that when he returned to India, he expected to stay for how long?

2. Who is driving the car when the child is run over in “The Fourth Night”?

3. What are the names of the two pomeranians in the Stork's household?

4. What is the first way listed for "the enterprising driver" to earn a little extra cash in Belram's sidebar in “The Sixth Night”?

5. Where is the hotel that the diseased driver takes Balram to for the prostitute in “The Sixth Night”?

(see the answer key)

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