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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. How old is Rex Dillot in "Fate"?
(a) 24.
(b) 15.
(c) 18.
(d) 31.
2. Comus, when telling Elaine it was too hot for tea, states that he would rather do what?
(a) Feed the swans.
(b) Swim in the lake.
(c) Drink beer in the gardens.
(d) Recline in the gazebo.
3. To whom does Sir James wish Lady Drakmanton would pay attention to?
(a) His niece, Martha.
(b) The Smithly-Dubbs.
(c) His nephew, Jonathon.
(d) The Franton-Grubbs.
4. Which birds hover "in the hottest parts of the line"?
(a) Black skimmers.
(b) Blue-black pheasants.
(c) Kestrels.
(d) Capuchins.
5. How much money does the egg-seller need?
(a) 80 francs.
(b) 180 pounds.
(c) 80 rupees.
(d) 180 francs.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who has been made Governor of a West Indian dependency?
2. At the end of "The Square Egg," what did the narrator state he is going to do?
3. What kind of sandwiches are Francesca and her brother eating at the opening of "The Unbearable Bassington"?
4. What business does Mr. Scarrick own in "Quail Seed"?
5. What is the name of Courtenay Youghal's "plum-roan gelding"?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does poultry farmer consider to be the one draw back of eggs?
2. What is the irony regarding Dr. Stronetz's plan to save Dimitri's life? ("The Death Trap.")
3. Why were there so many barn owls on the fighting line? ("Birds on the Western Front.")
4. What does Dimitri plan to do because of his illness? ("The Death Trap.")
5. What does Dr. Stronetz do that spares Dimitri from being murdered? ("The Death Trap.")
6. Why is there no system of reward in Hell?
7. What happened to the birds during the first year of the battle? ("Birds on the Western Front.")
8. Where does Jane lose her niece Louise?
9. What does Francesca pride herself on?
10. What were the demands of Mrs. Umberleigh's "captives" regarding her ransom? ("The Disappearance of Crispina Umberleigh.")
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