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A Passage to India

E. M. Forster

Context Quiz

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In what city was Edward Morgan Forster born, in 1879?

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What characters in A Passage to India build a friendship that echoes Forster's own relationship with a young Indian Muslim?

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What aspect of Forster's identity gave him insight into the prejudice and misunderstanding he describes in A Passage to India?

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What phrase did Rudyard Kipling coin for the supposedly moral "burden" of governing colonies like India?

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What way of representing the chaos of modern experience aligns Forster with modernist writers like Virginia Woolf and James Joyce?

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1 of 5 In what city was Edward Morgan Forster born, in 1879?

2 of 5 What characters in A Passage to India build a friendship that echoes Forster's own relationship with a young Indian Muslim?

3 of 5 What aspect of Forster's identity gave him insight into the prejudice and misunderstanding he describes in A Passage to India?

4 of 5 What phrase did Rudyard Kipling coin for the supposedly moral "burden" of governing colonies like India?

5 of 5 What way of representing the chaos of modern experience aligns Forster with modernist writers like Virginia Woolf and James Joyce?