The White Tiger Quiz

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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 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.

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

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

Why / how is it significant that Mr. Ashok comes from the same community as Balram? (from Section 3)

It provides Balram with inspiration: if Mr. Ashok can become successful, so can he.

It sends Balram into despair: there's no way he can ever be as successful as Mr. Ashok.

It makes Balram embarrassed: the fights between Mr. Ashok and Pinky Madam shame him before his family.

It provides Balram with money: he gets paid extra for trips into small, poor towns.

What aspect of the book's thematic consideration of freedom vs. servitude is evoked by the image on the poster in Section 10? (from Section 10)

The hands breaking free of the shackles suggests the time is coming for the wealthy to break free of capitalism.

The hands breaking free of the shackles suggests the time is coming for India to break free of its servitude to the world.

The hands breaking free of the shackles suggests the time is coming for servants to break free of their masters.

The hands breaking free of the shackles suggests the time is coming for everyone in India to break the shackles of religion.

Who is driving the car when the accident occurs in Section 6? (from Section 6)

Mr. Ashok.

Mukesh Sir.

Pinky Madam.

Balram.

What is the most likely reason that Balram almost confesses his plans to Mr. Ashok? (from Section 9)

The vision of Mr. Ashok's dead family has frightened him.

Mr. Ashok's interest in learning more about his life has changed Balram's feelings towards him.

The poem has triggered his conscience.

The vision of his dead family has frightened him.