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Jeeves Takes Charge Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does Bingo Little love little Oswald?
(a) For his mind.
(b) He thinks he's a little darling.
(c) It's what he's paid to do.
(d) For Her sake.

2. What does "S to the core" mean?
(a) Shaken to the core.
(b) South to the core.
(c) S turn to the core.
(d) So so to the core.

3. Who delays Glossop at his club before his lunch with Bertie?
(a) Honoria, his daughter.
(b) Queen Aladama.
(c) Aunt Agatha.
(d) Lord Alastar Hungerford.

4. Who is at the top of Sir Roderick's list of "Loonies I have Lunched With"?
(a) Aunt Agatha.
(b) Bertie Wooster.
(c) Tuppy Glossop.
(d) Henry IV.

5. What is "the kid's" general response to Bertie in Chapter 2 when he meets him on the bridge?
(a) "Police! Police!"
(b) "Out of my way, carbuncle."
(c) "Yahoo! It's you!"
(d) "Oh, all right."

6. What souvenirs had the Oxford boys picked up in London?
(a) Cats, fish, and a hat.
(b) Bertie's fiver, three bus tickets, and a hangover.
(c) Cuts and bruises from a bar brawl.
(d) London Bridge and Big Ben salt-and-pepper shakers.

7. How does Bertie describe Jeeves upon meeting him at the door for the first time?
(a) Man with a mission.
(b) Man with a funeral parlor smile.
(c) Silly gobber with a bowler on.
(d) Darkish sort of respectful Johnnie.

8. What is the name of Bertie's previous valet?
(a) Egg.
(b) Craye.
(c) Worplesdon.
(d) Meadowes.

9. When Bertie needs inspiration, what does he ask?
(a) Where's the money trail?
(b) How do I start and when?
(c) How can I impress my aunt?
(d) What would Jeeves have done?

10. How does Bertie describe Honoria Glossop?
(a) Good, solid, generous woman.
(b) The girl that got away.
(c) A pot of poison.
(d) Sweet as pie.

11. What kind of establishment is Buck's?
(a) Oyster bar.
(b) Fish-and-chips shop.
(c) Speakeasy.
(d) Gentlemen's club.

12. What does Sir Roderick suspect of Bertie?
(a) Bertie is completely insane.
(b) Bertie is mildly insane.
(c) Bertie pushed Oswald into the pond.
(d) Bertie is a communist.

13. Whom does Honoria bring back with her upon her arrival home in Chapter 3?
(a) Braythwayt girl.
(b) Angry mob.
(c) Bertie's keeper.
(d) Jeeves.

14. Where do the Glossops live?
(a) Africa.
(b) America.
(c) Ditteredge.
(d) Central London.

15. What, according to Bertie, is the essence of rescue?
(a) That one has tried.
(b) A big audience.
(c) To save the victim.
(d) The drinks afterward.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was Bertie's major challenge in the set-up of Chapter 3?

2. Where are Claude and Eustace being educated?

3. Who is Honoria Glossop?

4. How does Jeeves describe Bertie to the temporary valet replacement?

5. What has Aunt Agatha convinced Sir Roderick of?

(see the answer keys)

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