A Passage to India

A Passage to India

by

E. M. Forster

A Passage to India: Part 2, Chapter 12 Quiz 4 questions

Test your knowledge of Part 2, Chapter 12. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
According to the narrator, what is distinctive about the Marabar Hills in India?
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They are full of valuable natural resources
They are among the oldest parts of the world
They are rising from the ground due to geological movements
They are among the oldest parts of the world
How are the Marabar Caves characterized in the novel?
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As a bustling hub of human activity
As embodiments of nothingness that defy description
As the same as most caves in the world
As a popular tourist spot promoted through word of mouth
What do the caves symbolize in the novel?
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The conflict between human societies and the natural world
The triumph of human civilization over nature
The fear and confusion of existence
The harmony and peace of living in solitude
How many caves and chambers exist in the Marabar Caves?
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Seven hundred
Seven thousand
Seventeen thousand
Unknown