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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 was James posted after flying school?
(a) Lanton Park, Yorkshire.
(b) Heaton Park, Manchester.
(c) Winston Park, Shropshire.
(d) Mansfield Park, Dorchester.

2. Whose prize cow is saved from being slaughtered at the last minute?
(a) Mr. Moverley's.
(b) Mr. Weatherley's.
(c) Mr. Moorhead's.
(d) Mr. Weaver's.

3. Who is Emmeline?
(a) A new born puppy.
(b) A rubber doll.
(c) A poodle.
(d) A lady who owns a poodle.

4. What fatal disease does Paul's dog have?
(a) Hodgkin's disease.
(b) Liver cancer.
(c) Leukemia.
(d) Lung cancer.

5. What is the name of the farmer who had a sick six-month-old calf?
(a) Mr. Sowden.
(b) Mr. Snowdon.
(c) Mr. Sotheby.
(d) Mr. Sowlent.

Short Answer Questions

1. What condition did James have all his life that gives him a secret fear in the RAF?

2. Who ends up adopting the little stray dog who was hit by a car?

3. What animal that James treats has peritonitis?

4. What is the name of the horse that has a serious case of canker?

5. Who prepares the food at the Winckfield flying school?

Short Essay Questions

1. What are the names of the two dogs who are inseparable friends, what are their breeds and what happens to them?

2. What's the name of Roddy's dog and what kind of emergency surgery does James perform on him?

3. Describe the Birtwhistles.

4. What is James' relationship with the Ministry of Agriculture?

5. After finding it difficult and extremely strenuous working for farmer Edwards, what does James do to prove his true worth?

6. Who is Judy and what is extraordinary about her?

7. What is the incident involving Mr. Moverley's expensive Ayreshire cow?

8. Why is does Tristan have to stay home all evening at Skeldale house?

9. What is stooking?

10. What happens to the little stray dog that James and Siegfried observe begging in the marketplace?

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