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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 is Bertie told to tell Lady Malvern should she return before Wilmot is out of jail?
(a) That Wilmot went home.
(b) That Wilmot eloped.
(c) That Wilmot went to Boston.
(d) That Wilmot joined a camping trip.

2. What group does Edwin belong to?
(a) The Royal Rangers.
(b) The Boy Scouts.
(c) The Woodcraft Folk.
(d) The Boys Brigade.

3. What has Corky's uncle written books about?
(a) Birds.
(b) Historical battles.
(c) Trees.
(d) Farming.

4. Why doesn't Lady Malvern want to travel with her son?
(a) She feels he is too weak.
(b) It would cost too much money.
(c) She doesn't enjoy his company.
(d) He gets bored easily.

5. What does Florence send Bertie at the beginning of the story?
(a) A newspaper clipping.
(b) A postcard.
(c) A present.
(d) A letter.

Short Answer Questions

1. What kind of dog does Wilmot bring to Bertie's flat?

2. How does Lady Malvern feel after learning why her son is in prison?

3. What does Corky do for a living?

4. Who is Willoughby?

5. What century does "Jeeves Takes Charge" take place in?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is Lady Malvern?

2. What does Jeeves suggest Bicky do to impress his uncle while he visits?

3. What does Jeeves reveal is the reason Wilmot hit the constable?

4. Why does Bertie Wooster fire his valet at the beginning of "Jeeves Takes Charge", and who is sent to replace him?

5. Where does Bertie pack a suitcase to go to avoid Wilmot?

6. What does Jeeves tell Bertie he did with Willoughby's book, and how does Bertie react?

7. What does Corky do to lose his inheritance in "The Artistic Career of Corky"?

8. Why does Bertie rehire Jeeves at the end of "Jeeves Takes Charge"?

9. Right after Lady Malvern leaves, how does Wilmot show that he will be more trouble than his mother promised?

10. Who informs Willoughby that his book is missing?

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