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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. Why are Claude amd Euastace arrested?
(a) Running from the police.
(b) Driving on the wrong side of road.
(c) Trying to pinch a motor lorry.
(d) Stealing hats and cats.

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

3. What is the name of the pink-faced chappie?
(a) Old Dog-face, Lord Rainsby.
(b) Edwin Craye.
(c) Butler.
(d) Jeeves.

4. What does Sir Roderick say when he sees Bertie at Skeldings?
(a) "Where's my money?"
(b) "Get away from my daughter."
(c) "Go to hell and don't come back!"
(d) "Ha, young man!"

5. What does Bertie feel like when submerged in the pond?
(a) Like a fish out of water.
(b) Clammy and bloated.
(c) Pond scum.
(d) Triton on a picnic.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is Jeeves disappointed at the beginning of Chapter 6?

2. Whom does Honoria bring back with her upon her arrival home in Chapter 3?

3. How much water does Bertie wring out of his wet clothing?

4. What does Jeeves serve Sir Roderick for lunch in Chapter 4?

5. What is the name of Bertie's previous valet?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Aunt Agatha call Jeeves Bertie's keeper?

2. What actually happens when Bertie's great romantic scenario with Bingo and Honoria takes place?

3. What happens to the Sermon Handicap favorite?

4. Who is, surprisingly, part of the revolutionary group Heralds of the Red Dawn?

5. What is Bertie's plan for Bingo regarding Oswald?

6. How does Bertie deduce that Uncle George is planning to marry?

7. What does Jeeves serve Sir Roderick for lunch, and why?

8. Why does Tuppy Glossop not hear Bertie singing "Sonny Boy"?

9. Who was the Wooster eccentric who kept eleven pet rabbits in his bedroom?

10. What is the reaction of the crowd when Tuppy comes out to sing "Sonny Boy"?

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