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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

How are the members of the Society able to say that Masterji has engaged in questionable and immoral activities? (from Book 6 - Book 7)

They completely made up a wild story.

They paid Mary to say things about what she finds in his rubbish.

His son confessed to being beaten as a child.

They use his friendship with Ms. Meeenakshi against him.

2.

Why does Shankar Trivedi offer to buy Masterji a drink of coconut water? (from Book 2 - Book 3)

Trivedi is concerned that Masterji looks like he is overheated and needs to cool down.

Trivedi feels guilty that he has cheated Masterji on some of the work he has done for him.

They two men have been friends for a long time and are getting a drink together.

He wants to curry favor with the man he believes will soon be rich and therefore able to hire him more frequently.

3.

What does it mean that "a man's past keeps growing, even when his future has come to a full stop?" (from Book 4 - Book 5)

The more you live, the longer your past will become and the shorter your future will be.

Masterji's past indiscretions are beginning to catch up with him.

Masterji's poor health habits have made him ill and will shorten his life.

Masterji holds strongly onto the memories of his family and very little in his future holds meaning for him.

4.

How does Mr. Shah gain Mr. Kothari's trust and allegiance? (from Book 2 - Book 3)

He praises him for his business success.

He promises him that he can one day soon live where there are flamingos.

He praises him for his story telling abilities and poetry recitation.

He invites him to his home for a party and treats him as a friend of the family.

5.

Why is Masterji so well respected by the other members of Vishram Society? (from Introduction - Book 1)

He has made important scientific discoveries.

He is very self-disciplined.

He has suffered a great deal in life and endured it.

He has more money than most of them so they defer to him.

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