1. Who is Balasundaram?
(a) He works with Gandhi in opposition of the Franchise Bill.
(b) Gandhi's clerk.
(c) An indentured servant who exposes Gandhi to the plight of indentured servants in South Africa.
(d) He is one of the major financial backers of the Indian Congress of Natal.

2. What does Gandhi do when he is informed that he will have to travel third class on the train to Pretoria?
(a) He becomes indignant and writes a letter to the editor to the newspaper in Pretoria.
(b) He bleaches his skin and claims he is a white man, then purchases a first class ticket.
(c) He finds a loophole in the train company regulations and purchases a first-class ticket.
(d) He files a civil suit in court.

3. What conditions does Gandhi's group agree to in order for Gandhi to assist them?
(a) That they have his commitment for three months, then he has to return home to his family.
(b) That they need to practice holy rituals daily.
(c) That Gandhi will not accept payment for public work, only private work.
(d) That Gandhi can send for his family to live with him in South Africa.

4. What is the next issue the Indian Congress takes on after the Franchise Bill?
(a) The sanitary conditions in the Indian District in Johannesburg.
(b) Indians not being able to ride in the first-class section on trains.
(c) A bill that if passed, would have Indians paying higher taxes on food.
(d) A tax on indentured servants.

5. What does Gandhi think about his abilities to practice law after passing the bar exams?
(a) He thinks he has the persuasive abilities to win trials.
(b) He thinks his aptitude is stronger in medicine and does not think he will be successful.
(c) He thinks that his discipline and practices will help him succeed.
(d) He thinks he does not have any practical experience.