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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where did Chips stay during his holiday in Chapter 4?
(a) A farmhouse.
(b) At an inn.
(c) At a campground.
(d) With family.

2. To which of the following did Chips equate his tendency to be secretive?
(a) To being a hermit.
(b) To being an eccentric.
(c) To being a Freemason.
(d) To being a wizard.

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

4. What was the topic of a popular joke in Chips' Roman History class?
(a) Gaius Canuleius.
(b) Lex Canuleia.
(c) Ab Urbe Condita.
(d) Cursus Honorum.

5. What source did Katherine suggest that Brookfield should use to recruit boys to play sports at the School?
(a) The neighboring boarding school.
(b) Brookfield Village.
(c) Romania.
(d) The London slums.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where is the house that Mr. Chips lives in?

2. Who did Mr. Chips occasionally invite over for tea?

3. What did Chips dream of doing when he was young?

4. Who does Chips ask Mrs. Wickett about in Chapter 7?

5. Where did Chips and the young woman have their wedding?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Brookfield School.

2. What does Chips think has dulled in intensity with time?

3. What does Chips recall about the first boy he ever punished?

4. In Chapter 6, who returns to visit with Chips; and what news does Chips share with his visitor?

5. In Chapter 7, what does Chips ponder about the school's history?

6. In Chapter 3, what are the boys who visit Chips for tea mistaken about?

7. How did Chips think of the "New Woman" of the '90's; and what was his ideal type of woman?

8. What does Chips ask the students when he has them over for tea?

9. How did Katherine bring about a change in Chips' career?

10. Why did Chips give up his original dream for his career?

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