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What did Gandhi do upon receiving the official notice to leave Champaran?

• • He immediately left Champaran

• • He signed a receipt and disobeyed the order

• • He ignored the notice

• • He went into hiding

How did Gandhi prepare for the court proceedings?

• He hired a lawyer

• He telegraphed Rajendra Prasad and wired a report to the Viceroy

• He fled the region

• He did nothing and awaited the trial

What was the reaction of the peasants the next morning in Motihari?

• They protested against Gandhi

• They gathered around the courthouse in support of Gandhi

• They left the town in fear

• They started a riot

How did Gandhi assist during the gathering at the courthouse?

• He organized a protest march

• He helped regulate the crowd, showing politeness and friendliness

• He gave a speech inciting violence

• He refused to interact with the crowd

What was Gandhi's stance during the court proceedings?

• He denied all charges

• He pleaded guilty and explained his moral conflict

• He demanded an immediate trial

• • He requested a delay in the trial

What was the outcome of Gandhi's initial court appearance?

• He was sentenced to prison

• He was released without bail after refusing to furnish it

• He was fined heavily

• He was immediately acquitted

How did prominent lawyers respond to Gandhi's potential imprisonment?

• They sought to bribe the judge

• They resolved to follow Gandhi into jail

• They decided to go home

• They advised Gandhi to flee

What was the final decision of the Lieutenant-Governor regarding Gandhi's case?

• • Gandhi was exiled

• The case was dropped

• • Gandhi was fined

• • The trial was postponed indefinitely

Who did Gandhi meet in June to discuss the farmers' grievances?

• • The Viceroy

• • Sir Edward Gait, the Lieutenant-Governor

• • The British Prime Minister

• The local police chief