The Home and the World - Chapter 4 Quiz

What does Sandip encourage Bimala to do in Chapter 4 of 'The Home and the World'?

Question Answer Choices Focus on her political interests without his influence. Abandon her mundane domestic tasks and go to 'the outside world.' Leave her home and join a different political movement. Return to her harmonious marriage with Nikhil.

What does Nikhil frequently do late at night in Chapter 4 of 'The Home and the World'?

Question Answer Choices Writes letters to Sandip. Stays up late, ashamed and unable to talk to Bimala. Spends time with Bara Rani. Reads books about the Cause.

What does Nikhil wonder about the word 'wife' in Chapter 4 of 'The Home and the World'?

Question Answer Choices If it gives him license to control Bimala's individuality. If it obligates him to follow her wishes. If it requires him to agree with her decisions. If it means he should support her political interests.

Who is horrified by the pain in Nikhil's face and encourages him to go to bed in Chapter 4 of 'The Home and the World'?

Question Answer Choices Sandip. Bara Rani. Bimala. Nikhil's mother.

What does Bimala think of Sandip's influence on her in Chapter 4 of 'The Home and the World'?

Question Answer Choices It has brought her closer to Nikhil. It has made her doubt the Cause. It has weakened her resolve. It has accelerated her fervor for the Cause.

What does Sandip argue with Nikhil about in Chapter 4 of 'The Home and the World'?

Question Answer Choices India's spirituality. Bimala's role in the household. The Cause. Their marriage.

What does Bimala feel she has done to her life in Chapter 4 of 'The Home and the World'?

Question Answer Choices Complicated her life. Spoiled her life. Fulfilled her life. Improved her life.

What does Nikhil try to ground himself in during Chapter 4 of 'The Home and the World'?

Question Answer Choices His conversations with Sandip. His love for Bimala. His political beliefs. Something reliable, like the stars in the night sky.

What does Sandip believe Bimala needs to be freed from in Chapter 4 of 'The Home and the World'?

Question Answer Choices Her relationship with Nikhil. Her domestic responsibilities. Her passion for the Cause. The chains of tradition.

What does Bimala compare her intoxication with Sandip and the Cause to in Chapter 4 of 'The Home and the World'?

Question Answer Choices Her sister's love for poetry. Her father's obsession with wealth. Her late brother-in-law's destructive alcoholism. Her mother's devotion to religion.