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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. How old does Chips recall being in Chapter 9?
(a) 48 years old.
(b) 43 years old.
(c) 39 years old.
(d) 50 years old.

2. How did Ralston feel about Chips?
(a) He distrusted him.
(b) He admired him.
(c) He disliked him.
(d) He respected him.

3. In Chapter 14, how many bombs had fallen in and around Brookfield?
(a) Three.
(b) Five.
(c) Eight.
(d) Ten.

4. In Chapter 12, which school term did Chips miss due to his illness?
(a) The Winter term.
(b) The Summer term.
(c) The Fall term.
(d) The Spring term.

5. What did Chips consider the comment, "He still has 'em" to mean?
(a) That he could still get away with anything.
(b) That he was still able to hold an audience's attention.
(c) That he still had sense and vitality.
(d) That he still had dignity and generosity.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who was Sir John Rivers?

2. Someone in Chapter 9 states that Chips 'gets away with' which of the following?

3. After Meldrum's death, what did Chips hope would happen?

4. What did Ralston ask Chips to do in 1908?

5. Where did Chips once travel to that put him off of traveling again?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter 16, how do the new boys at Brookfield react to Mr. Chips? What does that say about him?

2. When did Chips take his second retirement?

3. What did Chips do when he led a class during a bombing?

4. What does Chips still have memorized in Chapter 9?

5. What troubled a student named Grayson in Chapter 10?

6. What did Chips and Headmaster Ralston argue about in Chapter 11?

7. In Chapter 16, what does Chips note that he enjoys doing in winter and summer?

8. Where did Ralston go after resigning from Brookfield? Who replaced him?

9. In Chapter 13, what would Chips sit and listen to every Saturday night?

10. Why did Chatteris say that Brookfield needed Chips to return?

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