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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Flinders moves to the topic of work where the primary sources of friction are almost universally what? (from How Nonviolence Works)

Jealousy.

Fear.

Desire.

Egos.

2.

He was so intimately involved and concerned with the intimate details of the worlds of the people who surrounded him that what happened? (from Gandhi the Man)

He became overwhelmed.

He could not help everyone.

Not a single detail escaped his notice.

He was unable to keep track of the details.

3.

He also explained his commitment to truth and non-violence, saying that whatever the penalty for his crime, he was ready to take it, if what? (from The Way of Love)

The jury would pray for him.

The jury did not sentence him to death.

The jury believed he was guilty of breaking the law.

The jury truly believed that their system existed for the good of the people.

4.

His first adversary as he strove for ahimsa was who? (from How Nonviolence Works)

His wife.

The devil.

His family.

Himself.

5.

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

A painful reminder of their inadequacy.

An unattainable goal.

A source of jealousy.

Inspiration.

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