The Home and the World - Chapter 7 Quiz

What does Sandip believe about the role of Muslims in a united India?

Question Answer Choices Muslims should be excluded from political discussions. Muslims are not cooperating with the Hindu majority. Muslims should lead the movement for independence. Muslims are essential for the country's unity.

What does Nikhil worry about regarding Sandip's methods?

Question Answer Choices The immediate backlash from the public. The lack of support from other leaders. The long-term fallout. The financial cost of the methods.

What does Sandip think about the concept of 'truth'?

Question Answer Choices It must always align with moral goodness. It does not have to be morally good or bad. It is irrelevant to the Cause. It is a concept created by the powerful.

Why does Bimala feel small when thinking about Sandip?

Question Answer Choices She feels overwhelmed by his wealth and influence. She thinks he has a stronger connection to the goddess Shakti. She believes he is morally superior to her. She imagines his power overtaking the whole nation.

What does Sandip think about the idea of manipulating people for the Cause?

Question Answer Choices People should always be told the absolute truth. Men must outgrow simplistic moral principles to achieve change. Manipulation is never justified, even for the Cause. The Cause should rely on honest and transparent methods.

What does Sandip think about 'desire'?

Question Answer Choices It is a sign of weakness. It is a divine gift. It is a noble pursuit. It is a manly flaw.

What does Sandip argue the Cause must project?

Question Answer Choices An image of the motherland as a goddess. A picture of technological advancement. A vision of economic prosperity. An image of unity among all religions.

What does Sandip believe about men's and women's roles?

Question Answer Choices Men should lead the nation, while women should focus on the home. Men have the right to take whatever they need, while women find happiness in giving to others. Men are meant to protect, while women should remain silent. Men and women should share equal responsibilities in society.

Why does Sandip feel conflicted about making demands of Bimala?

Question Answer Choices He believes he is helping her fulfill her true desire. He feels guilty about taking advantage of her kindness. He thinks she is too weak to handle his demands. He is unsure if she truly supports the Cause.

What does Sandip need money for?

Question Answer Choices To pay off the boatman and the police. To buy more jewels for Bimala. To fund his political campaign. To organize a large public rally.