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How do the other British characters change their attitudes towards Adela after the incident in the caves?
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They begin to dislike her even though they've always felt a strong bond with her
They are dismissive and unkind to her because they see her as socially compromised
They feel an increased sense of camaraderie with her and regret their past unkindness
They surprise everyone by taking Aziz's side and accusing Adela of dishonesty
What transformation does Mrs. Turton undergo in the gathering at the club?
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She decides to be more snobbish towards the other Britons
She decides to be less of a snob in the future
She continues to ignore Mrs. Blakiston
She becomes more detached from her fellow countrymen
What sentiments does Major Callendar convey when he addresses the women at the club?
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He urges the women to go into the city and speak freely
He promotes anger towards the Indians and asks for military reinforcements
He reminisces about the times when English could compromise with the Indians
He reminds the women of their role as unofficial representatives of the British Empire
When the drunk soldier says he wishes all Indians were like the man he played polo with once, what is ironic about his comment?
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The man he played polo with was Aziz
The man he played polo with wasn't actually Indian
The man he played polo with let him win on purpose
The man he played polo with was trying to con him
How is Major Callendar characterized in this chapter?
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As a rational and sympathetic figure
As a calm and objective observer
As a peacemaker
As a fierce and petty racist
How does Fielding react to Callendar's accusations and Ronny's arrival?
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He gets provoked by Callendar's accusations and stands up to honor Ronny's arrival
He disregards Callendar's remarks and leaves the room upon Ronny's arrival
He supports Callendar's views and respects Ronny's arrival by standing up
He remains unprovoked and decides to protest by staying seated when Ronny arrives
What does Fielding promise to do if Aziz is found guilty?
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He declares that he will resign his position and leave India
He declares that he will dance in the streets and celebrate
He declares that he will tell everyone a secret about Adela
He declares that he will give all his money to an Indian family
What impact does the echo from the Marabar Hills have on Fielding?
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It boosts his confidence in his decision to support Aziz
It reassures him about his purpose and value in life
It makes him question his worth and purpose in life
It has no significant impact on his thoughts or feelings
