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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 4, Chapters 1-5.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What causes a rift between Gandhi and his brother?
(a) An argument over Gandhi's child-rearing practices.
(b) They disagree how money should be divided after the sale of some property.
(c) Gandhi stops sending him money.
(d) Gandhi's notoriety is causing his brother problems in his community.
2. What intention does Gandhi announce in Burma?
(a) That he will be taking a poisition in the Indian government.
(b) That he will travel third class through India.
(c) That he will continue his practices for finding truth.
(d) That he is refraining from eating dairy products.
3. What is Gandhi trying to persuade barristers to do while in Bombay?
(a) To represent the poor in court cases.
(b) To accompany him when he returns to South Africa.
(c) To find loopholes in the constitution to get India out from under British rule.
(d) To gain more power in Indian government and to have more influence.
4. What news does Gandhi receive after he returns to India?
(a) That he has an invitation to work at a law firm in Bombay.
(b) That his eldest son has been hospitalized.
(c) That Gandi's older brother has accepted a cabinet postion in the Indian government.
(d) That Gandhi's mother has died.
5. How does the Indian Congress of Natal raise funds for their cause?
(a) They hold a gala.
(b) They request funding from the Maharaja of Cochin in India.
(c) They sell some of their valuable belongings.
(d) They charge a membership fee.
Short Answer Questions
1. What advice does Gandhi give to Indian merchants in South Africa?
2. Where does Gandhi live after the Congress in Calcutta?
3. What does Gandhi think about the lodging at Ripon college during the Congress in Calcutta?
4. What conditions does Gandhi's group agree to in order for Gandhi to assist them?
5. What happens as a result of Gandhi's decision?
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