Speech by Gandhi Quiz

What does Gandhi equate to receiving a "priceless gift" in his speech?

• The support of the Congress

• The weapon of Ahimsa

• The leadership of India

• The end of British rule

According to Gandhi, what is the Congress's stance on dictatorship?

• It is a necessary step for freedom

• It is fundamentally against it as it covets nothing for itself

• It supports it under certain conditions

• It is indifferent to the form of government

What does Gandhi believe is the outcome if their struggle in Ahimsa fails?

• It will lead to his personal failure

• It will result in the end of the Congress

• It will be due to their shortcomings, not the failure of the ideal

• It will strengthen the British rule

What historical event does Gandhi mention to support his vision of a non-violent revolution?

• The American Revolution

• The French Revolution

• The Russian Revolution

• The Indian Independence

What does Gandhi invite his audience to do towards the end of his speech?

• To support the British rule for stability

• To consider themselves as only Hindus or Muslims

• To join in the common struggle for democracy and independence

• To adopt violent measures if necessary

What is the primary reason the speaker does not harbor hatred against the British, despite the general sentiment of the people?

• The British have shown signs of improvement.

• The speaker has personal friendships with some British individuals.

• The speaker believes that hatred will not resolve any distress.

• The British are withdrawing their power willingly.

According to the text, what critical mantra does the speaker propose to motivate the people?

• Fight for Independence

• Do or Die

• Live Free or Die

• Sacrifice and Valor

What does the speaker suggest the people should do to achieve freedom?

• Maintain peace and avoid conflict

• Keep fighting until freedom is achieved, even at the cost of their lives

• Negotiate better terms with the British

• Accept British rule as it is beneficial in some ways

What stance does the speaker take regarding the government's role during the struggle?

• The government should imprison those who oppose them

• The government should avoid the strain of maintaining many prisoners

• The government should use force to suppress any opposition

• The government should collaborate with other nations for support

What type of protests did Gandhi use in his fight for Indian independence?

• violent

• popular

• guerrilla

• non-violent