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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where is Paul Cotterell from?
(a) The south of England.
(b) The west of England.
(c) Wales.
(d) London.
2. What is the name of the man with the loudest voice James has ever heard?
(a) Lewis Hempson.
(b) Len Hampson.
(c) Lon Henfield.
(d) Larry Hampton.
3. How old is the man with the dog in the tram?
(a) 45.
(b) 40.
(c) 47.
(d) 35.
4. Where was James posted after flying school?
(a) Heaton Park, Manchester.
(b) Winston Park, Shropshire.
(c) Mansfield Park, Dorchester.
(d) Lanton Park, Yorkshire.
5. What does Herriot's flying instructor say is "very good indeed, really masterly" about Herriot's first solo flight?
(a) The smooth landing.
(b) The fact that he found his way back after being lost.
(c) The "side slip".
(d) His quick return to the flying field.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where is the Flying School that James is sent to?
2. What condition does Mr. Blackburn's cow have that makes her so weak and unable to give birth?
3. Who is Herriot's boss when he works at the stores?
4. Where is the convalescent home where James goes after the hospital located?
5. What profession does Mr. Ronald Beresford have?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Granville Bennett and why does James dread coming together with him?
2. What happens when David, a student considering becoming a veterinarian, goes on rounds with James?
3. Describe Paul Cotterell and his dog and what happens to them.
4. Describe Len Hampson and the situation with his pig.
5. Describe the awful night that James was called out to treat a calf with a stomach upset while he's fighting off a cold.
6. What is stooking?
7. What's the name of Roddy's dog and what kind of emergency surgery does James perform on him?
8. Who is Judy and what is extraordinary about her?
9. Who are Andrew Vine and Digger and what happens to them?
10. Describe James' first solo flight.
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