What does Forster imply in “Except the Lord build the house…”?

Forster contrasts tolerance with which extreme ideology?

What does Forster mean by “Don’t try to love them… try to tolerate them”?

According to Forster, which is NOT a viable way to rebuild civilization after war?

Which of the following was not listed by Forster as a historical figure promoting tolerance?

What does Forster say about tolerance as a virtue?

Which of Forster’s stories is considered an early example of dystopian fiction?

Which of the following novels is written by E.M. Forster?

According to Forster, love in public affairs is:

E.M. Forster believed the most needed virtue in the post-war world is:

What does Dr. Radhakrishnan say ultimately leads to destruction?

What does Dr. Radhakrishnan say about truth?

What was Radhakrishnan's main concern about universities?

Which of the following is not one of the principles stressed by Dr. Radhakrishnan?

The birthday of Dr. Radhakrishnan is celebrated as:

According to Radhakrishnan, science is both:

What does Dr. Radhakrishnan identify as essential to true education?

What is Dr. Radhakrishnan’s view on technological education?

According to Dr. Radhakrishnan, which are the three main obstacles in the path of national development?

What is the ultimate fate of Indu’s ancestral home?

What happens to Naren by the end of the novel?

Why does Indu leave her ancestral home initially?

Who is Jayant in the novel?

What does Indu ultimately decide to do about Akka’s property?

What significant decision does Akka make before her death?

Whom does Indu have an extra-marital relationship with?

What is Indu’s profession?

Who is the protagonist and narrator of Roots and Shadows?

Roots and Shadows is primarily a:

Which statement from the essay is oxymoronic?

What figure of speech is used when Gardiner says, “If I went to the top of Everest”?

According to Gardiner, what does anarchy represent?

Which political theory is referenced in the essay?

What does the author suggest about playing the trombone in a city street?

What does the woman walking down the middle of the street symbolize?

According to Gardiner, liberty in society requires:

What is the central metaphor used in the essay?

What pseudonym did A.G. Gardiner use in his essays?

Who is the author of On The Rule of The Road?

What is a key structural feature of the novel?

What leads to Velutha’s death?

Why does Ammu marry Baba?

What trauma causes Estha to withdraw into silence?

What best describes Baby Kochamma’s character?

What does the title The God of Small Things represent?

What causes Sophie Mol’s death?

Who convinces Estha to falsely accuse Velutha?

What is the significance of the History House in the novel?

Who discovers the moth that changes Pappachi’s life?

What does Geraldine’s treatment of Pecola reveal about internalized racism?