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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Who is Mukesh Sir? (from Section 2)

Mr. Ashok's unsuccessful, soft-hearted business partner.

Mr. Ashok's unsuccessful, demanding father.

Mr. Ashok's more successful, more demanding older brother.

Mr. Ashok's more successful, more demanding younger brother.

2.

What is the primary implication of Balram being given the nickname "White Tiger"? (from Section 1)

That like the white tiger, Balram is in danger of becoming extinct.

That like the white tiger, Balram is an object of ridicule.

That like the white tiger, Balram is rare and special.

That like the white tiger, Balram is a hunter and predator.

3.

What does Balram do that costs Ram Persad his job as senior driver? (from Section 4)

He lies, and says that Ram Persad has been stealing from the family.

He reveals that Ram Persad has been telling a lie, and is not to be trusted.

He lies, and says that Ram Persad has been using the car inappropriately.

He reveals that Ram Persad has been having an affair with Pinky Madam.

4.

What does Balram mean when he says that Dharam is a "smart boy"? (from Section 10)

That Dharam has learned lessons about entrepreneurship from his Uncle Balram very well.

That Dharam has more education than he has.

That Dharam has learned when to lie and when to tell the truth.

That Dharam will be useful in Mr. Ashok's business.

5.

What moment earlier in the narrative is most closely echoed by Balram's putting on of the T-shirt, and why is it important? (from Section 11)

Balram's driving the Honda City into Laxmangarh: both moments represent his determination to achieve success and independence.

Balram's putting on the T-shirt and going into the mall: both moments represent his determination to achieve success and independence.

Balram's accepting the blame for Pinky Madam's hit and run: both moments indicate how successful he has become.

Balram's encounter with the blond prostitute: both moments indicate how successful he has become.

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