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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. Where did Biff once propose to a girl?

2. What is the surname of Sippy's distant family members?

3. After going out with Jeeves, what does Rocky's aunt think of the city?

4. Who drops in unexpectedly at Sippy's relatives' house?

5. Where does Rocky usually live?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who do we discover that Mabel is related to at the end of the story?

2. What does Aunt Isabel think of Bertie when she arrives at his flat?

3. What does Jeeves do, which confuses Bertie?

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

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

6. What advice does Bertie give Sippy in order to avoid his relatives?

7. After going out with Jeeves, what does Aunt Isabel beg Rocky to do?

8. How does Bertie find out where the small boy lives, and why doesn't his family take him back?

9. Who is Heloise Pringle?

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

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Discuss the motif of social class in the short story collection. What social class does Wooster belong to? What social class does Jeeves belong to? How does social rank affect the relationship between Jeeves and Wooster?

Essay Topic 2

Discuss the character of Wooster. What are his defining character traits? What is his role in the stories? How does he affect the tone and plot of the stories?

Essay Topic 3

Discuss the motif of loyalty in the short story collection, "Carry on, Jeeves." How does Jeeves show his loyalty to Wooster? How does Wooster show his loyalty to Jeeves? Why are they loyal to one another?

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