A Passage To India

Adela complained that she wanted to see the real India.

When Mr. Fielding goes to Aziz's home, Aziz shows him a picture of his deceased wife. This suggests that Aziz values and cherishes the memory of his late wife, and he is willing to share this personal and sentimental item with Mr. Fielding. This action may also indicate that Aziz trusts Mr. Fielding and feels comfortable enough to open up about his personal life.

The statement "Aziz was found not-guilty" implies that Aziz was acquitted or cleared of any charges in the court trial. Therefore, the correct answer is True, indicating that Aziz was indeed found not guilty.

The Englishwomen did not like Mr. Fielding because he was friends with the Indians.

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The statement is true because it states that Mrs. Moore returned to English via steamship and died aboard the boat. This implies that she did indeed return to English via steamship and unfortunately passed away while on the boat.

Aziz admonishes Mrs. Moore because he wanted her to remove her shoes.

The given statement does not provide any information about whether Aziz is guilty or not. It only states that Mrs. Moore believes that Aziz is guilty. Belief does not necessarily equate to truth or fact. Therefore, we cannot conclude that Aziz is guilty based solely on Mrs. Moore's belief. Hence, the answer is false.

Mr. Fielding almost missed joining the ladies and Aziz on their trip to the Marabar Caves because he missed the train. This suggests that he was running late and was unable to catch the train that would take him to the destination. As a result, he had to find an alternative way to reach the caves and join the others.

The statement "After the trial, Mr. Fielding returned to England" implies that Mr. Fielding did indeed go back to England after the trial. Therefore, the correct answer is True.

Azis is arrested for trying to get too close to Miss Quested.

Aziz started to doubt Mr. Fielding and accused him of having a romantic relationship with Adela. This suggests that Aziz believed there was something inappropriate going on between Mr. Fielding and Adela, possibly an affair or a romantic involvement. This accusation indicates a breach of trust and raises suspicions about Mr. Fielding's intentions and actions.

Based on the given information, Mr. Fielding is a teacher.

Mrs. Moore's dislike for the Marabar caves is evident from the statement that she refused to visit more than one. This suggests that she had a negative experience or impression of the caves, leading to her decision to avoid visiting them again. Therefore, the statement "Mrs. Moore hated the Marabar caves and refused to visit more than one" supports the answer True.

Ronny's feeling that it was a mistake to ask an Indian lawyer to have a cigarette with him suggests that he holds a biased or discriminatory view towards Indian people. This feeling implies that Ronny believes there is something wrong or inappropriate about interacting with an Indian lawyer in this way, which is unfair and discriminatory. Therefore, the statement "True" indicates that Ronny's feeling is indeed a mistake and reflects prejudiced thinking.

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The correct answer is "mother and son" because the question states that Mrs. Moore and Mr. Heaslop are related to each other. The only option that indicates a familial relationship is "mother and son."

Mrs. Moore does not think that Mrs. Callendar is a kind lady.

Aziz is not excited to welcome Mrs. Moore and Miss Quested to his home.

The statement suggests that the British lost a court case, but it also states that they were very kind to Adela. This implies that the British losing the court case does not necessarily mean that they were unkind to Adela. Therefore, the correct answer is False, indicating that the statement is not necessarily true.

After the trial, Mr. Fielding tries to convince Aziz to show mercy to Adela. This suggests that Mr. Fielding believes in forgiveness and compassion, and wants Aziz to let go of any anger or resentment towards Adela. It implies that Mr. Fielding wants Aziz to move on from the trial and not seek revenge or hold a grudge against Adela for her accusations.

After the car accident, Miss Quested agreed to an engagement with Ronny. The car accident may have caused Miss Quested to reassess her priorities and realize the importance of her relationship with Ronny. It could have served as a wake-up call or a moment of clarity for her, leading her to make the decision to engage with Ronny.

The correct answer is "take his carriage". This means that while Aziz is trying to see the Chief Medical Officer, two English ladies take his carriage without his permission or knowledge.

The statement suggests that Mr. Fielding's friendship with Aziz was never restored after he returned to India. However, since the answer is "False," it implies that the friendship was actually restored despite Mr. Fielding's return.

Mr. Fielding returns to India with his wife, Ms. Moore.

The explanation for the given correct answer is that Aziz tells Miss Quested that he has a wife and three children. This implies that the statement is true.

Mahmoud Ali is the correct answer because he left the court trial, stating that it was unjust due to the British. This suggests that Mahmoud Ali believed that the trial was biased or unfair, possibly due to the influence of the British.

The English believe that Aziz bribed his servants and friends so that he could go to the Marabar Caves alone with the women.

The echo that is heard by several characters in the book is thought to be evil. This suggests that the characters perceive the echo as a negative force or presence. It implies that the echo may be associated with harmful or malicious intentions, causing fear or discomfort among the characters. The idea of the echo being evil adds a sense of tension and conflict to the story, as the characters may have to confront or overcome this malevolent force.

Adela did not enjoy her conversation with the other Indian ladies at the Bridge party.

Aziz nicknames Mr. Fielding as Cyril. This suggests that Aziz has given Mr. Fielding a different name, indicating a level of familiarity and possibly a closer relationship between the two. This implies that Aziz feels comfortable enough to give Mr. Fielding a nickname, which is typically done between friends or acquaintances. Therefore, the statement "Aziz nicknames Mr. Fielding, Cyril" is true.

Mrs. Turton said, "You're superior to everyone in India, except one or two of the princesses and you're equal to them." This statement suggests that Mrs. Turton believes that the person being referred to is of a higher social status than most people in India, with the exception of a few princesses.

The statement says that Mr. Fielding refused to take sides while living in India. The correct answer is False because the statement is not complete and does not provide enough information to determine whether Mr. Fielding took sides or not. Without more context, it is impossible to say for certain whether Mr. Fielding took sides or remained neutral while living in India.

The correct answer is the legal system. This can be inferred from the statement "she has started the Machinery, it will work to its end." The use of the capital letter "M" in "Machinery" suggests that it is referring to a specific entity or system. Since the legal system is often referred to as a machinery of justice, it is the most appropriate answer.