A Passage to India: Themes, Motifs & Symbols Quiz: Quick Quiz

1 of 5
What kind of relationships does Fielding investigate in the context of Britain's larger colonial rule over India?

Father-child relationships
Forbidden romances
Friendships
Marriages

2 of 5
From what religion does Fielding borrow his thematic exploration of the "unity of all living things"?

Confucianism
Buddhism
Jainism
Hinduism

3 of 5
How does Fielding view India, unlike Mrs. Moore and Godbole, who see the country as a mystery?

An open book
A challenge
A muddle
An ordered web

4 of 5
Amidst his satire of British colonial government, what does Forster never suggest that Britain should do?

Stay in India
Leave India
Sell India
Buy India

5 of 5
What motif demonstrates the frightening flip side of the seemingly positive Hindu vision of oneness?

The echo
Godbole's song
Eastern and Western architecture
Madness

Suggestions

A Passage to India

Themes, Motifs & Symbols Quiz

1 of 5
What kind of relationships does Fielding investigate in the context of Britain's larger colonial rule over India?

2 of 5
From what religion does Fielding borrow his thematic exploration of the "unity of all living things"?

3 of 5
How does Fielding view India, unlike Mrs. Moore and Godbole, who see the country as a mystery?

4 of 5
Amidst his satire of British colonial government, what does Forster never suggest that Britain should do?

5 of 5
What motif demonstrates the frightening flip side of the seemingly positive Hindu vision of oneness?

Popular pages: A Passage to India

Character List CHARACTERS

Dr. Aziz: Character Analysis CHARACTERS

Important Quotations Explained MAIN IDEAS

Review Quiz FURTHER STUDY

Take a Study Break

Every Shakespeare Play Summed Up in a Quote from The Office

QUIZ: Are You Living in a Literary Dystopia?

QUIZ: Can You Guess the Book from a Bad One-Sentence Summary?

Pick 10 Books and We'll Guess Whether You're an Introvert or an Extrovert

Greek Mythology Summed Up in John Mulaney Quotes

Every Book on Your English Syllabus, Summed Up in Marvel Quotes

Literary Characters Summed Up in Quotes from The Office

1 of 5 What kind of relationships does Fielding investigate in the context of Britain's larger colonial rule over India?

2 of 5 From what religion does Fielding borrow his thematic exploration of the "unity of all living things"?

3 of 5 How does Fielding view India, unlike Mrs. Moore and Godbole, who see the country as a mystery?

4 of 5 Amidst his satire of British colonial government, what does Forster never suggest that Britain should do?

5 of 5 What motif demonstrates the frightening flip side of the seemingly positive Hindu vision of oneness?

Popular pages: A Passage to India

Character List CHARACTERS

Dr. Aziz: Character Analysis CHARACTERS

Important Quotations Explained MAIN IDEAS

Review Quiz FURTHER STUDY

Take a Study Break

Every Shakespeare Play Summed Up in a Quote from The Office

QUIZ: Are You Living in a Literary Dystopia?

QUIZ: Can You Guess the Book from a Bad One-Sentence Summary?

Pick 10 Books and We'll Guess Whether You're an Introvert or an Extrovert

Greek Mythology Summed Up in John Mulaney Quotes

Every Book on Your English Syllabus, Summed Up in Marvel Quotes

Literary Characters Summed Up in Quotes from The Office

1 of 5
What kind of relationships does Fielding investigate in the context of Britain's larger colonial rule over India?

2 of 5
From what religion does Fielding borrow his thematic exploration of the "unity of all living things"?

3 of 5
How does Fielding view India, unlike Mrs. Moore and Godbole, who see the country as a mystery?

4 of 5
Amidst his satire of British colonial government, what does Forster never suggest that Britain should do?

5 of 5
What motif demonstrates the frightening flip side of the seemingly positive Hindu vision of oneness?