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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. What ailment does Mr. Handshaw's cow have?
(a) she is trying to deliver
(b) she is malnurished
(c) milk fever
(d) prolapse
2. Herriot is injured while trying to operate on what kind of animal?
(a) a ram
(b) a boar hog
(c) a stallion
(d) a bull
3. Who is ill in this chapter?
(a) Ticki Woo
(b) Tristan
(c) Angus Grier
(d) Herriot
4. What gift is Herriot given as payment for this act?
(a) a bag of coins
(b) dinner with the family
(c) a bottle of wine
(d) a used cigar
5. The Copfield farm is known for what?
(a) wild cattle
(b) the size of its hogs
(c) the stable of horses
(d) the wool from its sheep
Short Answer Questions
1. What about Herriot is a surprise to Phin Calvert?
2. What problem do the six steers have in this chapter?
3. In chapter 12, Tristan is given what responsibility?
4. Herriot has to go and stay with what character?
5. What is the effect of her ailment?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Herriot stand up for what is right in chapter 28?
2. What community disaster involving Tristan happens in chapter 16?
3. Briefly describe the embarrassing event that happens to Herriot in this chapter.
4. In Chapter 5, Herriot has to make a difficult decision; how does the character Soames make the decision more difficult?
5. Briefly describe Angus Grier.
6. What lesson do you think Herriot learns in chapter 34?
7. What trait do you think is revealed about Dr. Farnon in chapter 27. Briefly explain your answer.
8. The book shares a lot of difficult stories about caring for animals in distress. Chapter 9 focuses on another aspect of this veterinary practice, what is this chapter's focus?
9. Explain briefly how chapters 14 and 15 continue to show us Tristan's lack of responsibility?
10. How do the events in chapter 37 reflect Dr. Farnon's lack of consistentcy?
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