3. A local resident shares a remedy for lameness with Herriot; what is the remedy?
(a) mustard ointment
(b) wild onion ointment
(c) garlic
(d) marshmellow ointment

4. What does Mrs. Mallard say is wrong with her dog?
(a) it has a tumor
(b) excessive urination
(c) it has a bone in its throat
(d) it can't get up

5. This chapter highlights a character fault of Dr. Farnon, what is it?
(a) his lack of consistency
(b) he drinks heavily
(c) he misuses his money
(d) he constantly lies

6. Herriot is called home because the hen's have escaped; where are they found?
(a) in a neighbor's garden
(b) in a tree
(c) under the house
(d) they are not found

7. In this same chapter, Herriot also operates on a horse that has what problem?
(a) it has damaged its chest
(b) it is lame
(c) it has lead poisoning
(d) it has mastitis

8. Tristan next is asked to care for a dog which has what problem?
(a) it has been abandoned
(b) it has just had a tumor removed
(c) it is lame
(d) it is about to have puppies

9. What gift is Herriot given as payment for this act?
(a) a bottle of wine
(b) dinner with the family
(c) a bag of coins
(d) a used cigar

10. Following the prolapse episode, Herriot pulls a practical joke on what character?
(a) Seigfried
(b) Dr. Farnon
(c) Broadman
(d) Tristan

11. Chapter 16 is occupied primarily with the story of Tristan and what task?
(a) Feeding the pigs
(b) Trying to get the hens to lay eggs
(c) Cleaning the house
(d) Working the hunting mare

12. Ruth Bellerby asks Herriot to take her to what event?
(a) a concert
(b) church
(c) a carnival
(d) the fair

13. Who is Angus Grier?
(a) a local farmer
(b) the local parson
(c) a neighboring veterinarian
(d) a pub owner

14. What is the treatment for the ailing bull in this chapter?
(a) castration
(b) epson salt
(c) spraying him down with cold water
(d) lancing his ear

15. Who tells the story about the sow's ear?
(a) Tristan
(b) Herriot
(c) Dr. Harnon
(d) Miss Harbottle