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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Bertie notice is open at the end of Chapter 17?
2. What does Jeeves suggest they do to solve Dahlia's problem?
3. What did Dahlia do before she pawned her possessions?
4. How does Bertie refer to Jeeves in Chapter 19?
5. Who does Mrs. Trotter rise to call in Chapter 21?
Short Essay Questions
1. Where did Seppings find Mrs. Trotter's necklace?
2. How does Jeeves explain being in possession of Mrs. Trotter's necklace?
3. Why does Percy have a new found concern for Bertie's health in Chapter 15?
4. What does Percy admit to doing with his mother's necklace in Chapter 21?
5. What does Florence accuse Bertie of when she finds him in her room? What does she ask him to do?
6. What does Bertie decide to do at the end of the novel? Why does he do it?
7. Why isn't Bertie worried when he hears Florence is planning their wedding?
8. Describe the encounter between Dahlia and Spode in Tom's study in Chapter 18.
9. When meeting Stilton in the hall in Chapter 14, what does Bertie say to stop Stilton from beating him up?
10. Why does Florence hug and kiss Bertie in Chapter 22?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss love and romance in Wodehouse's novel "Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit." Is romance and love a focus of the novel? Which characters have romantic feelings for one another? How do these characters pursue the object of their affection?
Essay Topic 2
Discuss the motif of social class in the novel. What social class does Wooster belong to? What social class does Jeeves belong to? How does social rank affect the relationship between Jeeves and Wooster?
Essay Topic 3
Analyze and interpret the character, Aunt Dahlia. What are her defining character traits? What sort of relationship does she have with Wooster? Is she an important character in the novel? Why or why not?
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