Gandhi, the Man Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Gandhi described the process as reducing oneself to zero, which is when? (from Mother and Child)

He puts all others before himself.

He becomes less than others.

He becomes completely truthful, wise, and irresistibly powerful.

He puts God first.

2.

How did Gandhi want to live his life, regarding children? (from How Nonviolence Works)

In such a way that they would be able to learn the ideals to which he aspired by watching him live them.

In such a way that they would be good leaders when he no longer was alive.

In such a way that he would be able to teach the ideals in which he believed to these children.

In such a way that emulates their child-like behavior and beliefs.

3.

Easwaran opens the chapter entitled Mother and Child by asking the question of how such a personal evolution could have come about, and how the evolution of a single person could effect what? (from Mother and Child)

Such sweeping political change.

Such sweeping interpersonal change.

Such sweeping political and interpersonal change.

Such a minor political and interpersonal change.

4.

The two of them became what for men and women throughout India? (from Gandhi the Man)

A source of jealousy.

An unattainable goal.

A painful reminder of their inadequacy.

Inspiration.

5.

What did Gandhi call the Yeravda Prison? (from The Way of Love)

The Yeravda Hell.

The Yeravda Ashram.

The Yeravda Temple.

The Yeravda Home.

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