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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 many children does the policeman who adopts the stray dog have and what are their sexes?
(a) Two boys.
(b) One boy and one girl.
(c) Two boys and one girl.
(d) Two girls.

2. What does James dream of during an hour's nap in the waiting room of the flying school?
(a) Walking with Helen after going on rounds to a farm.
(b) Studying for his degree.
(c) His childhood in Scotland.
(d) His wedding day.

3. Who ends up adopting the little stray dog who was hit by a car?
(a) J.R. Phillips.
(b) J.M. Phinney,
(c) P.C. Finney.
(d) P.C. Phelps.

4. What is Andrew's dog's name?
(a) Oogie.
(b) Scooter.
(c) Digger.
(d) Bailey.

5. What is the name of the farrowing pedigree sow who just gave birth?
(a) Mildred.
(b) Gertrude.
(c) Lizzy.
(d) Mabel.

Short Answer Questions

1. What job is James given when he works in the stores?

2. What does the aptitude test reveal James is good at?

3. What color is Nellie the big cow?

4. What physical problem does the old retired farmer have?

5. What is the name of the pharmaceutical representative who regularly called on Siegfried and James?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Mr. Mount and his relationship with Tristan.

2. Describe Paul Cotterell and his dog and what happens to them.

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

4. What happens on the evening when Siegfried tells Tristan to stay at Skeldale house all evening?

5. Who is Mr. Potts and what does James do for him?

6. What is stooking?

7. Describe Elijah Wenworth and the situation with his bull.

8. What new product does Mr. Barge sell to Siegfried and James and what is it supposed to do?

9. Describe the Birtwhistles.

10. What happens when David, a student considering becoming a veterinarian, goes on rounds with James?

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