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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. Who are Claude and Eustace?
(a) Bertie's cousins.
(b) Bertie's school chums.
(c) Bertie's neighbors.
(d) Bertie's nephews.

2. Why does Bingo want a raise in his allowance in Chapter 2?
(a) He wants to buy a flat.
(b) He wants to marry his sweetheart.
(c) He wants to make a business investment.
(d) He wants to go to Paris.

3. What are Claude and Eustace required to do to get into their college club?
(a) Run around London dressed as ghosts.
(b) Teach a cat to do a trick.
(c) Break into a house.
(d) Pinch things.

4. Who is Wilfred?
(a) A hotel manager.
(b) A busboy.
(c) A guest at the hotel.
(d) Aunt Agatha's butler.

5. Why are Claude and Eustace arrested?
(a) For rowdy behavior.
(b) For trying to steal a truck.
(c) For breaking in a house.
(d) For disrespecting a police officer.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Bertie meet Bingo in Chapter 5?

2. What does Jeeves steal from Sidney in Chapter 4?

3. Who is attracted to Miss Watson?

4. Why does Jeeves not give Bertie advice in Chapter 3?

5. What is the invitation in Chapter 3 from Aunt Agatha for?

Short Essay Questions

1. Whom does Aunt Agatha try to set Bertie up with in Chapter 5?

2. Who is Bingo and what relationship does he have with Bertie?

3. What does Aunt Agatha reveal might prove problematic for Bertie's engagement to Honoria?

4. Why are Sidney and Aline so distressed when they visit Bertie in his hotel room in Chapter 4?

5. How does Bertie exact revenge of sorts on his Aunt in Chapter 4?

6. How do Honoria and Oswald react to Bertie's plan?

7. What scheme does Jeeves hatch to help Bingo in Chapter 1?

8. How do Sir Roderick's hat, fish, and some cats end up in Bertie's flat?

9. Why does Bingo take Bertie to a tea-and-buns shop in Chapter 1?

10. Why does Bingo begin tutoring? Whom does he meet while tutoring?

(see the answer keys)

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