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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. Where is Pickwick sent when he falls asleep while hunting?
(a) The insane asylum.
(b) The hospital.
(c) The prison.
(d) The animal pound.

2. What happens when Tupman arrives for his duel?
(a) He begs for forgiveness.
(b) It is cancelled.
(c) The challenger does not show up.
(d) He surrenders.

3. Where does Pickwick meet Peter Magnus?
(a) The Inn.
(b) The coach.
(c) The train station.
(d) The cafe.

4. What does the club decide to broaden their horizons?
(a) A study internship.
(b) A borrowing library.
(c) A traveling club.
(d) A research facility.

5. What does Pickwick find when he returns to Manor Farm?
(a) An emtpy bed where Tupman should have been.
(b) A suicide letter from Tupman.
(c) A letter from Jingle.
(d) The manuscript from Jemmy.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do the Pickwickians see in Muggleton?

2. How is the accusation against Winkle and Mrs. Potts worded?

3. What does Mrs. Bardell do when she thinks Pickwick is proposing to her?

4. Where is Winkle when he hears he is being accused of romancing Mrs. Potts?

5. What does Jemmy promise to send Pickwick after he talks him out of killing himself?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do Tupman and Pickwick fight about before the breakfast?

2. What happens when the cook hears of Job's intentions with her?

3. What does Pickwick dress up as for the breakfast, and why?

4. What causes Pickwick and Wardle to continue their journey to rescue Rachael on foot?

5. Why is Tupman challenged to a duel in Rochester?

6. What causes Mr. Wardle to not like the match between Tupman and Rachael?

7. What are the initial results of the election?

8. What does Perker do to change the results of the election?

9. What does Mr. Perker tell the Pickwickians about the parties in the election?

10. How does Tupman get a reputation as a marksman?

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