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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

The Rooster Coop is a metaphoric representation of what aspects of Balram's life and situation? (from Section 7)

Solitude and financial success.

Poverty and solitude.

Servitude and financial success.

Poverty and servitude.

2.

What is the most likely reason that Balram wants to visit the same sort of prostitute as Mr. Ashok did? (from Section 9)

Since the departure of Mukesh Sir, he feels he has more freedom and can take more risks.

He wants to associate himself with things that he also associates with The Diseased Driver.

Since the departure of Pinky Madam, he has become obsessed with having sex with a beautiful woman.

He wants to associate himself with things that he also associates with Mr. Ashok.

3.

Who is Mukesh Sir? (from Section 2)

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

Mr. Ashok's unsuccessful, demanding father.

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

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

4.

Which previously highlighted aspect of the narrative is echoed in Section 12 by the reference to the wanted poster? (from Section 12)

The earlier reference to his family's deaths, both playing important roles in defining how Balram feels about Dharam.

The earlier reference to the poster, which Balram used, in his narration, as a basis for a self-description.

The earlier reference to the red bag, both playing important roles in pushing Balram to kill Mr. Ashok.

The earlier reference to the poster, which Balram used, in his narration, as a basis for his explanation of why he killed Pinky Madam.

5.

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 will be useful in Mr. Ashok's business.

That Dharam has more education than he has.

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

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