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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's surname?
(a) Worplesdon.
(b) Winkworth.
(c) Wellbeloved.
(d) Wooster.
2. What worries Florence about Willoughby's book?
(a) It will not be a financial success.
(b) It will make Willoughby famous.
(c) It will embarrass her family.
(d) It will take public attention away from her family.
3. Where does Jeeves suggest Bicky's uncle stay while visiting?
(a) At Bertie's flat.
(b) At a hotel.
(c) At Sidney's house.
(d) At Aunt Dhalia's.
4. Why does his uncle finally give Bicky enough money to start his farm?
(a) He forgives Binky for tricking him.
(b) He doesn't want Bicky to take up gambling.
(c) He feels sorry for his nephew.
(d) He does not want his name in the paper.
5. Who sends Jeeves to work for Bertie?
(a) An agency.
(b) Corky.
(c) Aunt Dahlia.
(d) Bertie's chauffeur.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Bertie prepare after seeing what Wilmot has been up to in his flat?
2. Why does Wilmot go to jail?
3. What is the name of the valet who is stealing from Bertie?
4. What has Corky's uncle written books about?
5. What has Willoughby written a book about?
Short Essay Questions
1. In "The Artistic Career of Corky", how does Corky make a living?
2. In front of the Duke, what does Jeeves tell Bicky he will have to do in order to raise money to start his chicken farm?
3. Why does Bertie rehire Jeeves at the end of "Jeeves Takes Charge"?
4. Why is Florence Cray upset by Willoughby's plan to publish a book?
5. Who informs Willoughby that his book is missing?
6. What does Jeeves suggest Bicky do to impress his uncle while he visits?
7. Who is Lady Malvern?
8. What does Florence tell Bertie to do in order to ruin Willoughby's plan to publish a book?
9. Why does Willoughby search Bertie's room, and what does he find?
10. What does Wilmot tell Bertie he intends to do while his mother is away?
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