Cakes and Ale: Or the Skeleton in the Cupboard Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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Cakes and Ale: Or the Skeleton in the Cupboard Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who does Galloway mention?
(a) Ted.
(b) William.
(c) Roy Kear.
(d) Mrs. Greencourt.

2. What does Ted teach William?
(a) How to flirt with pretty girls.
(b) How to filet a fish.
(c) How to create believable characters.
(d) How to ride a bicycle.

3. What does William say is Ted's outstanding merit?
(a) His good taste in horses.
(b) His longevity.
(c) His first wife Rosie.
(d) His Bohemian lifestyle.

4. What does Lady Hodmarsh call Amy?
(a) A hoyden.
(b) A devoted daughter.
(c) A sacrificial caregiver.
(d) A money grabber.

5. What does William thinks fills Ted's books?
(a) Trivia.
(b) His enigmatic personality.
(c) Inaccurate depictions of humanity.
(d) Trite sayings.

6. What does Roy want when he calls William?
(a) To visit.
(b) Any photographs of Driffield William may have.
(c) A note he left with William.
(d) A copy of William's diary entries about Driffield.

7. Where does William want to go?
(a) Ferne Church.
(b) London.
(c) Paris.
(d) Fairfield Cathedral.

8. What does William do when he sneaks out to the Driffields?
(a) Helps Rosie cook.
(b) Gambles.
(c) Songs and whist.
(d) Plays dice.

9. Whose home does William visit unannounced at Christmas?
(a) The Driffields.
(b) His older sister.
(c) Roy Kear.
(d) Mary-Ann.

10. What does William wonder about Ted?
(a) If he still loved Rosie after marrying Amy.
(b) If he ever read any of William's books.
(c) How he could have married someone like Amy.
(d) How he ever ganis such critical acclaim.

11. Why can't Roy use William's memories of singing at Ted's home?
(a) Roy thinks William remembers incorrectly.
(b) Because he is interested in writing not singing.
(c) Amy won't allow it.
(d) Because of the type of songs they sang.

12. Who is Mrs. Encombe?
(a) William's aunt.
(b) The vicar's sister.
(c) Blackstable's "New Woman."
(d) The vicar's wife's best friend.

13. What does Ted insist?
(a) That Rosie come along with them.
(b) That William make an etching for Ted.
(c) That William ask his uncle's permission.
(d) That William dress more formally.

14. When does Ted write his greatest books?
(a) While living alone after Rosie leaves him.
(b) During the war.
(c) While living with Rosie.
(d) Before any marriage.

15. What does William recommend about Ted's first novel while at school?
(a) That it be used in class.
(b) That it be removed from the library.
(c) Nothing.
(d) That it be burned.

Short Answer Questions

1. About what part of Ashenden's life does he reminisce?

2. Where does William want to stay when helping Roy?

3. What do intelligent people cease to do after age 30?

4. What does William think is the reason Rosie sees Kemp?

5. What does William agree to jot down?

(see the answer keys)

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