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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 do Biff, Bertie, and Jeeves meet?

2. What does Rocky do as little as possible?

3. Where does Jeeves get the idea to solve Rocky's problem?

4. After seeing the small boy on the beach, what does Bertie decide to do?

5. How old was Sippy when he last saw the relatives he must visit?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Bertie's connection to Dr. Glossop?

2. What does Bertie realize about Sippy's distant relatives?

3. What does Jeeves do, which confuses Bertie?

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

5. What does Aunt Isabel decide to do after receiving some letters from Rocky?

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

7. What solution does Jeeves come up with so that Sippy's aunt doesn't find out he hasn't visited his family?

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

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

10. What happens when Freddie takes the small boy to Elizabeth?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Discuss the motif of deception. Who deceives who, and why? What tone are these deceptions written in?

Essay Topic 2

Discuss the author of "Carry on, Jeeves", P.G. Wodehouse. How is this collection a reflection of his life's work? What other notable work did he create? What is he known for in the literary world?

Essay Topic 3

Discuss love and romance in Wodehouse's short stories. Is romance and love often a focus of his stories? What are some examples of stories which center around the romance of the protagonist and his love interest?

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