1....Who is the most admirable character in the novel? Who is the least admirable?

Explain
your answers.
2....From the following list, select a character you believe to be highly emotional and a
character you believe to be calm and unruffled. Give reasons for your selections.

Dr. Aziz
Mrs. Moore
Adela Quested
Cyril Fielding
Professor Godbole
3....In his attitude toward women, does Aziz exhibit any progressive views?
4....Does Ronny Heaslop have many good qualities?
5....Why does the Nawab Bahadur drop his honorary title?
6....Mrs. Moore's death should not come as a surprise to the careful reader. Cite several
passages that foreshadow—or at least prepare the reader for—her death.
7....Read the opening paragraph of Chapter 33 (up to the paragraph that begins with "It was
the turn of Professor Godbole's choir"). Which sentences in this paragraph repeat a motif
that the narrator presented after Adela Quested and Mrs. Moore entered the first of the
Marabar Caves? Are there any other examples of this motif in the novel?
8....In an essay, compare and contrast the plight of native-born Indians of the early
twentieth century with the plight of American blacks in the same time period.
9....Write a short psychological profile of Dr. Aziz or Adela Quested.