Good-bye, Mr. Chips Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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Good-bye, Mr. Chips Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What was Brookfield said to have experienced over the years?
(a) Steady growth.
(b) Positive reviews in the press.
(c) Ups and downs.
(d) A shortage of teachers.

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

3. What was Chips presented with when he retired?
(a) A writing desk.
(b) A painting of the school.
(c) A plaque.
(d) A tie clip.

4. Who was the headmaster who hired Mr. Chips?
(a) Mr. Winters.
(b) Mr. Westbrook.
(c) Mr. Wetherby.
(d) Mr. Weaver.

5. What types of novels does Mr. Chips like to read?
(a) Detective.
(b) Adventure.
(c) Suspense.
(d) Historical.

6. Which of the following does Chips NOT have within his memories of his surroundings of the night before his wedding?
(a) The smell of rain.
(b) Gas lamps flickering.
(c) Newsboys shouting.
(d) The sound of a horse walking.

7. How did the young woman travel to see Chips everyday?
(a) By carriage.
(b) On foot.
(c) On horseback.
(d) On bicycle.

8. What did Chips try to convince Katherine of in Chapter 5?
(a) That she could become a teacher.
(b) That he was a mediocre teacher.
(c) That she would be happy at Brookfield.
(d) That he was not interested in her money.

9. What did Chips dream of doing when he was young?
(a) Becoming an author.
(b) Becoming a headmaster at a first-rate school.
(c) Becoming an archeologist.
(d) Becoming a doctor.

10. How did Katherine think that she would feel living at Brookfield?
(a) Bored.
(b) Isolated.
(c) Unwelcome.
(d) Comfortable.

11. How did Katherine describe Chips' job?
(a) As important.
(b) As unprofitable.
(c) As dull.
(d) As time-consuming.

12. In Chapter 5, what did Chips tell Katherine that he would never achieve?
(a) A promotion.
(b) Fame.
(c) A political office.
(d) A sizeable fortune.

13. What did Chips tell his visitor in Chapter 6 had been forgotten at Brookfield?
(a) How to give students a well-rounded education.
(b) Katherine.
(c) The athletics program.
(d) A vandalism incident.

14. On what occasion does Chips wonder whether the school had a holiday?
(a) The Queen's death.
(b) The victory at Waterloo.
(c) When King George visited Brookfield Village.
(d) The School's 300th anniversary.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 7, where does Chips remember Katherine laughing?

2. Who is Mrs. Wickett?

3. In what year had Mr. Wetherby joined Brookfield's faculty?

4. In Chapter 3, why was it assumed that Chips had trouble making tea?

5. In Chapter 5, what did Chips plan with Katherine?

(see the answer keys)

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