1) When was Mohandas Gandhi born?
a) 21 March 1861
b) 2 October 1869
c) 14 November 1889
d) 19 January 1900

2) Where was Mohandas Gandhi born?
a) Ahmedabad
b) Rajkot
c) Porbandar
d) Junagadh

3) What is Mohandas Gandhi’s father’s name?
a) Tulsidas
b) Karamchand
c) Rajmohan
d) Tushar

4) What is Mohandas Gandhi’s mother’s name?
a) Laxmibai
b) Roopmathi
c) Putlibai
d) Chennamma

5) Whom did Mohandas Gandhi marry?
a) Meeraben
b) Padmini
c) >Kasturba
d) Rukmini

6) Which book did Mohandas Gandhi write?
a) Discovery of India
b) The Story of My Experiments with Truth
c) Geetanjali
d) The Good Earth

7) Where was Mohandas Gandhi for most of the time in 1893-1914?
a) India
b) UK
c) South Africa
d) Australia

8) In which year was the Salt March?
a) 1918
b) 1922
c) 1930
d) 1939

9) Where is Sabarmati Ashram?
a) Ahmedabad
b) Baroda
c) Rajkot
d) Bulsar

10) When did Mohandas Gandhi die?
a) 15 August 1947
b) 20 January 1948
c) 30 January 1948
d) 26 January 1950

Mahatma Gandhi Quiz Questions with Answers

1) When was Mohandas Gandhi born?
b) 2 October 1869

2) Where was Mohandas Gandhi born?
c) Porbandar

3) What is Mohandas Gandhi’s father’s name?
b) Karamchand

4) What is Mohandas Gandhi’s mother’s name?
c) Putlibai

5) Whom did Mohandas Gandhi marry?
c) Kasturba

6) Which book did Mohandas Gandhi write?
b) The Story of My Experiments with Truth

7) Where was Mohandas Gandhi for most of the time in 1893-1914?
c) South Africa

8) In which year was the Salt March?
c) 1930

9) Where is Sabarmati Ashram?
a) Ahmedabad

10) When did Mohandas Gandhi die?
c) 30 January 1948

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From “The Story of my Experiments with Truth” by Mohandas K. Gandhi

But though I was none the worse for having neglected exercise, I am still paying the penalty of another neglect, I do not know whence I got the notion that good handwriting was not a necessary part of education, but I retained it until I went to England. When later, especially in South Africa, I saw the beautiful handwriting of lawyers and young men born and educated in South Africa, I was ashamed of myself and repented of my neglect. I saw that bad handwriting should be regarded as a sign of an imperfect education. I tried later to improve mine, but it was too late. I could never repair the neglect of my youth. Let every young man and woman be warned by my example, and understand that good handwriting is a necessary part of education. I am now of opinion that children should first be taught the art of drawing before learning how to write. Let the child learn his letters by observation as he does different objects, such as flowers, birds, etc., and let him learn handwriting only after he has learnt to draw objects. He will then write a beautifully formed hand.