4. On the night before their wedding, what did Katherine say that she felt like?
(a) She had finally found a place to call home.
(b) She was walking a tightrope.
(c) A princess in a fairy tale.
(d) A new student beginning her first term with Chips.

5. What had Chips considered doing in his retirement but faced difficulties to accomplish?
(a) Travelling.
(b) Running for the school board.
(c) Substitute teaching.
(d) Writing a book.

6. Where did Chips and the young woman have their wedding?
(a) Norfolk.
(b) Sandringham.
(c) Liverpool.
(d) London.

7. In Chapter 6, how did the students react to the changed Mr. Chips?
(a) Their admiration for him grew.
(b) They started mocking him.
(c) They were annoyed by his confidence.
(d) They became fearful of him.

8. What instrument did Katherine play?
(a) The piano.
(b) The cello.
(c) The flute.
(d) The violin.

9. When was Brookfield School established?
(a) Elizabethan times.
(b) Victorian times.
(c) Regency times.
(d) Tudor times.

10. Who did Chips go on holiday with in Chapter 4?
(a) Rollins.
(b) Rowden.
(c) Robertson.
(d) Rushton.

11. In what year did Katherine die?
(a) 1884.
(b) 1891.
(c) 1880.
(d) 1898.

12. How does Chips describe the New Woman of the '90's?
(a) As career-minded.
(b) As strong and independent.
(c) As disinterested in men.
(d) As scary.

13. Chips eventually realized that the letters were related to which of the following?
(a) His work for the boys from East London.
(b) April Fool's Day.
(c) His wife's death.
(d) University entrance exams.

14. Chips usually asked his tea guest(s) questions about which of the following?
(a) The news headlines.
(b) Their taste in art.
(c) The weather.
(d) Family.

15. On the night before their wedding, what kind of mood did Katherine say she was in with Chips?
(a) Reverent.
(b) Annoyed.
(c) Affectionate.
(d) Respectful.