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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2: Chapter 27.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who is the district superintendent of police?
(a) Mr. McBryde.
(b) Mr. Turton.
(c) Ronny Heaslop.
(d) Major Callendar.
2. Dr. Aziz receives a message to go to the bungalow of Major Callendar. On his way, he gets delayed because____.
(a) He gets a flat tire on his bike.
(b) He runs into Mrs. Moore in the mosque.
(c) He is caught up in conversation with Hamidullah.
(d) He cannot find a tonga to drive him.
3. Mrs. Moore tells Ronny Heaslop about her encounter with Dr. Aziz in the mosque. Which of the following are true?
(a) Ronny Heaslop is pleased that Mrs. Moore has a pleasant conversation with Dr. Aziz.
(b) Ronny Heaslop is glad that Dr. Aziz warned Mrs. Moore about the snakes.
(c) Ronny Heaslop threatens to report Dr. Aziz for speaking negatively about Mr. Callendar.
(d) Ronny Heaslop is angry that Mrs. Moore was alone.
4. From whom is the letter that Dr. Aziz has in his possession when arrested?
(a) His brother living in Calcutta.
(b) His friend who owns a brothel.
(c) Cyril Fielding.
(d) Adela Quested.
5. Who points out there are well-qualified Indians for jobs in India?
(a) Dr. Aziz and his friends.
(b) Adela Quested.
(c) Mrs. Moore.
(d) Cyril Fielding and his friends.
Short Answer Questions
1. A Passage to India is set in Chandrapore, India on the banks of the Ganges River. Which of the following is true about the city?
2. Where is Adela Quested staying after the attack when she is visiting with Nancy Derek and Mrs. McBryde?
3. Adela Quested had known Ronny Heaslop well in England and had come to India to visit him before deciding to be his wife. At the beginning of Chapter 8, how does Adela feel about Ronny?
4. How does Adela Quested say she tried to stop the attack?
5. Dr. Aziz is glad that Adela Quested is ____ because it allows him to enjoy her company.
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