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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why is Cyril Fielding being sent away in Chapter 31?
(a) To visit Mrs. Moore.
(b) To get him away from Adela Quested.
(c) To dispell rumors about him.
(d) To get him away from Chandrapore.
2. Who helps Mrs. Moore on the ship?
(a) The chief investigator.
(b) The wife of the chief investigator.
(c) The lieutenant governor.
(d) The wife of the lieutenant governor.
3. Why hasn't Cyril Fielding taken out the boats?
(a) He doesn't have enough time.
(b) He cannot find the oars.
(c) He doesn't know where to go.
(d) They don't belong to him.
4. What does Professor Godbole decide is his duty?
(a) To shun those who do not believe what he believes.
(b) To love people only if they are Brahman.
(c) To love Mrs. Moore regardless of religious affiliation.
(d) To convert Mrs. Moore to his religion.
5. Where is not one of the places that Cyril Fielding travels?
(a) India.
(b) Venice.
(c) Egypt.
(d) England.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 24, where is Adela Quested staying?
2. Who is the magistrate in charge at the trial?
3. Who thinks Cyril Fielding and Adela Quested are marrying?
4. What is Cyril Fielding's current occupation in Chapter 32?
5. To whom does Aziz write in Chapter 37?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe a similarity between Nawab Bahudar and Cyril Fielding.
2. Describe Mrs. Moore's attitude on the ship.
3. Describe Dr. Aziz's attitude towards Cyril Fielding when they first meet in Mau.
4. Describe the reaction to Mrs. Moore aboard the ship.
5. Describe the relationship between Cyril Fielding and Dr. Aziz at the end of the novel.
6. Why does Dr. Aziz go to the house where Cyril Fielding is staying?
7. How is Adela Quested received after the trial ends?
8. What happens on the roof of Mr. Zulfiqar's mansion?
9. What do the postcards that Cyril Fielding writes to his Indian friends signify?
10. Describe Dr. Aziz's conviction about Adela Quested regarding her wedding plans.
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