The White Tiger Quiz

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What aspect of the book's thematic consideration of freedom vs. servitude is evoked by the image on the poster in Section 10? (from Section 10)

The hands breaking free of the shackles suggests the time is coming for everyone in India to break the shackles of religion.

The hands breaking free of the shackles suggests the time is coming for servants to break free of their masters.

The hands breaking free of the shackles suggests the time is coming for the wealthy to break free of capitalism.

The hands breaking free of the shackles suggests the time is coming for India to break free of its servitude to the world.

Which previously highlighted aspect of the narrative is echoed in Section 12 by the reference to the wanted poster? (from Section 12)

The earlier reference to the poster, which Balram used, in his narration, as a basis for a self-description.

The earlier reference to his family's deaths, both playing important roles in defining how Balram feels about Dharam.

The earlier reference to the poster, which Balram used, in his narration, as a basis for his explanation of why he killed Pinky Madam.

The earlier reference to the red bag, both playing important roles in pushing Balram to kill Mr. Ashok.

The Rooster Coop is a metaphoric representation of what aspects of Balram's life and situation? (from Section 7)

Solitude and financial success.

Servitude and financial success.

Poverty and solitude.

Poverty and servitude.

What two moments, referred to earlier in the book, are echoed in Balram's taking note of "a nearly naked man coated with grime" sitting by the road? (from Section 8)

The group of beggars by the side of the road in the traffic jam; Balram's journey to The Black Fort.

Seeing his family by the side of the road as he, Mr. Ashok, and Mr. Ashok's family leave Laxmangarh; the group of beggars by the side of the road in the traffic jam.

Pinky Madam's hit and run; his visit to The Black Fort.

Seeing his family by the side of the road as he, Mr. Ashok, and Mr. Ashok's family leave Laxmangarh; Pinky Madam's hit and run.

Who is driving the car when the accident occurs in Section 6? (from Section 6)

Pinky Madam.

Balram.

Mr. Ashok.

Mukesh Sir.