1. In order to bring about change in India in particular, the first such system he wanted to address was what?
(a) The one sanctioning the oppression of India's wealthy.
(b) The one sanctioning the oppression of anyone not of Indian descent.
(c) The one sanctioning the oppression of those Indians who were not Hindu.
(d) The one sanctioning the oppression of India's poorest classes.

2. The police reaction to the Indian response was what?
(a) Instant and violent.
(b) Minor.
(c) Weak.
(d) Peaceful.

3. Gandhi used what Rambha taught him his whole life, repeating it rhythmically when?
(a) He first wakes in the morning.
(b) Speaking to others.
(c) Before he falls asleep at night.
(d) As he breathed and walked.

4. Seeing that his client was clearly right, and a long court battle would benefit no one but the lawyers, what was Gandhi determined to do?
(a) Find a solution that would serve both parties and close the case quickly.
(b) Quit the case.
(c) Find a way that all could benefit.
(d) Draw out the court case, so the lawyers could earn a great deal of money.

5. What was one of Gandhi's most treasured meditations?
(a) The first verse of the First Chapter of the Gita.
(b) The last ten verses of the the Second Chapter of the Gita.
(c) The last eighteen verses of the Second Chapter of the Gita.
(d) The middle verses of the Third Chapter of the Gita.

Short Answer Questions

1. Applying the same self-discipline he learned in London, Gandhi applied his independent knowledge of bookkeeping to the accounts in question and became what?

2. Easwaran opens his chapter describing the Way of Love by recounting what story?

3. What is the only universal thing?

4. He was such an irresistible fund-raiser for the oppressed in India that even who gave him money for his cause?

5. Finding himself happier and healthier for the change, Gandhi shifted his attention to what?

(see the answer key)

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