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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Sippy's aunt react when she hears the truth about Sippy?

2. What does Jeeves know Sippy's aunt has been having trouble with?

3. How does Bertie treat the girl who makes advances towards him?

4. What does Bertie see Elizabeth giving to a boy on the beach?

5. Who does one of Sippy's relatives resemble?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens when Dr. Glossop turns up at the Pringles' house?

2. Where does Jeeves take Aunt Isabel instead of to a club?

3. What is Bertie's friend, Rocky, like?

4. What happens at the end of the story when Elizabeth offers the small boy a candy?

5. What problem does Sippy tell Bertie about?

6. Why did Dr. Glossop end Bertie's engagement to his daughter?

7. Who is Heloise Pringle?

8. How does Biff lose contact with Mabel?

9. What condition does Rocky's aunt put on her offer to give him his full inheritance?

10. Using the small boy, what plan does Jeeves hatch to get Freddie and Elizabeth back together?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Discuss the motifs of duty and honor. What are some examples of dutiful and honorable characters in the stories? How do they show their sense of duty and honor?

Essay Topic 2

Discuss the motif of friendship in "Carry on, Jeeves". How is friendship depicted in the stories? What are some examples of when the protagonist depends on his friends to help him? Do the friends ever cause trouble?

Essay Topic 3

Discuss the motif of money in the short story collection "Carry on, Jeeves". What role does money and wealth play in the stories? How does money affect Jeeves and his position and relationship with Wooster? How does money cause problems for the protagonists in the stories?

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