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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. According to the nursery rhyme, what is the farmer's wife's weapon?
(a) Carving knife
(b) Shotgun
(c) Serving fork
(d) Pitchfork
2. Where did the nylons come from?
(a) Berlin
(b) Manchester
(c) Milan
(d) Gibralter
3. What is Major Metcalf doing at the beginning of the scene?
(a) Sleeping
(b) Writing
(c) Drinking tea
(d) Reading
4. What is the condition of the roads?
(a) Treacherous
(b) Impassable
(c) Slushy
(d) Clearing
5. Where was the hotel where Miss Casewell was staying?
(a) Kensington
(b) Bournemouth
(c) Leamington
(d) Westchester
6. Who is the only guest to arrive without reservations?
(a) Mr. Paravicini
(b) Miss Casewell
(c) Major Metcalf
(d) Christopher Wren
7. How does Miss Casewell annoy Mrs. Boyle?
(a) Singing
(b) Talking too loud
(c) Slurping her tea
(d) Loud music
8. What game does Mrs. Boyle want to play?
(a) Bridge
(b) Croquet
(c) Scrabble
(d) Hide and seek
9. What animals are kept at Monkswell Manor?
(a) Hamsters
(b) Cats
(c) Hens
(d) Sheep
10. Giles complained about the quality of what item?
(a) Pudding
(b) Snow removal
(c) Coke
(d) Guests
11. What does Mollie serve for lunch?
(a) Corned Beef
(b) Kidney pie
(c) Soup
(d) Roasted lamb
12. What instrument does Trotter hear in the house?
(a) Violin
(b) Kazoo
(c) Harpsichord
(d) Piano
13. What item does Paravicini drop?
(a) Poker
(b) Brick
(c) Fork
(d) Tea cup
14. Mr. Paravicini warns Mollie about being:
(a) Too trusting
(b) Disorganized
(c) Slovenly
(d) Uninformed
15. Where does Mrs. Boyle frequently sit?
(a) Sofa
(b) Armchair
(c) Hearth
(d) Rocking chair
Short Answer Questions
1. According to Mrs. Boyle, the policeman lacks:
2. What item is Giles wearing when he enters the house?
3. According to Mrs. Boyle, when should the housework be completed?
4. What legal document did Giles procure?
5. How deep are the snow drifts?
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