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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. In what area does Ralston feel that Chips has a problem teaching?
(a) Latin pronunciation.
(b) Roman England.
(c) Greek mythology.
(d) Greek pronunciation.
2. Who was Sir John Rivers?
(a) The father of a Brookfield student.
(b) The Chairman of the Governors.
(c) The village mayor.
(d) The owner of the property adjacent to Brookfield.
3. What fraying threadbare article of clothing did Chips wear in Chapter 9?
(a) His cardigan.
(b) His slippers.
(c) His trench coat.
(d) His gown.
4. Who became the school's new headmaster?
(a) Randall.
(b) Robberson.
(c) Rankin.
(d) Ralston.
5. What began to spring up quite near to Brookfield in 1915?
(a) Military camps.
(b) Low-cost housing.
(c) Airfields.
(d) Refugee camps.
Short Answer Questions
1. What do we find out eventually happened to the boy who Chips noticed as being upset in Chapter 10?
2. What does Chip mention as never forgetting In Chapter 12?
3. What troubles Chips during the winter months in Chapter 16?
4. Why did Chips love the summer months?
5. Who did Chips controversially include in the list of War dead one Sunday?
Short Essay Questions
1. What did Chips and Headmaster Ralston argue about in Chapter 11?
2. What did everyone seem to accept about Chips following Katherine's death?
3. In Chapter 14, what did Mr. Chips do that some people found inappropriate?
4. Which dignitary does Chips remember visiting the school? How did Chips feel about that person?
5. What financial arrangements does Chips make in Chapter 16?
6. What relationship proved to be somewhat controversial for Chips in Chapter 10?
7. What happened when Chatteris fell ill in the winter of 1917?
8. What did Chips do when he led a class during a bombing?
9. What does Chips still have memorized in Chapter 9?
10. What troubles did Chatteris tell Chips about in Chapter 13?
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