4. How does Jeeves raise money for Bicky?
(a) By betting on horses.
(b) By selling his belongings.
(c) By charging men to shake his uncle's hand.
(d) By selling Binky's homemade tonic.

5. Why does Wilmot go to jail?
(a) For vandalizing Bertie's flat.
(b) For stealing a pocketwatch.
(c) For jaywalking.
(d) For assaulting a constable.

6. Which of Florence's family members does Willoughby mention in his book?
(a) Her father.
(b) Her brother.
(c) Her grandmother.
(d) Her mother.

7. What does Wilmot throw at the restaurant?
(a) Spaghetti.
(b) A glass of water.
(c) A napkin.
(d) Bread rolls.

8. Who is Lord Worplesdon?
(a) Jeeves' former employer.
(b) Bertie's father.
(c) Florence's father.
(d) Bertie's neighbor.

9. Where does Bertie go to avoid Wilmot?
(a) To a hotel.
(b) To stay in the country.
(c) To a resort town.
(d) To his aunt's house.

10. According to his mother, what does Wilmot enjoy doing?
(a) Reading.
(b) Painting watercolors.
(c) Playing the piano.
(d) Sailing.

11. Who is Edwin?
(a) Willoughby's son.
(b) Florence's brother.
(c) Willoughby's servant.
(d) Bertie's cousin.

12. Why does Corky's uncle revoke his inheritance?
(a) Corky offends his uncle's wife.
(b) Corky marries against his uncle's wishes.
(c) Corky gambles his money away.
(d) Corky paints a horrible portrait.

13. Who suggests that Wilmot stay with Bertie?
(a) Aunt Dahlia.
(b) Aunt Agatha.
(c) Wilmot himself.
(d) Uncle Willoughby.

14. What is the name of Corky's rich uncle?
(a) Reginald Herring.
(b) Alexander Worple.
(c) Harold Basset.
(d) Esmond Upjohn.

15. What does Bicky intend to do with any money Jeeves raises for him?
(a) Start a dairy farm.
(b) Start a fruit farm.
(c) Start a sheep farm.
(d) Start a chicken farm.