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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. Why is Dahlia happy when she appears at the end of Chapter 22?
(a) She sold her newspaper.
(b) Tom has been offered a knighthood.
(c) She retrieved her lost necklace.
(d) She fired her cook.

2. How do Jeeves and Bertie decide to solve Dahlia's problem at the end of Chapter 14?
(a) With a staged robbery.
(b) With bribery.
(c) With blackmail.
(d) With the truth.

3. Who witnesses Bertie and Florence hugging in Chapter 22?
(a) Daphne.
(b) Dahlia.
(c) Percy.
(d) Stilton.

4. What is the name of Aunt Agatha's son?
(a) Amos.
(b) Don.
(c) Thos.
(d) John.

5. How much does Mr. Trotter claim to have paid for the necklace?
(a) Ten thousand pounds.
(b) One thousand pounds.
(c) Five thousand pounds.
(d) Five hundred pounds.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Florence suggest Bertie escape from Stilton?

2. What does Percy say his mother gave him her necklace for?

3. Why does Florence hug and kiss Bertie in Chapter 22?

4. What has Stilton sold Percy?

5. What does Mr. Trotter accuse Mrs. Trotter of doing in Chapter 21?

Short Essay Questions

1. What dilemma is Dahlia facing in Chapter 12?

2. In Chapter 18, what does Bertie discover when he takes the pearl necklace from the safe to Dahlia?

3. What does Jeeves realize about Lord Sidcup?

4. Describe the encounter between Dahlia and Spode in Tom's study in Chapter 18.

5. How does Stilton treat Bertie at breakfast in Chapter 20? Why does he act this way?

6. What does Bertie arm himself with in Chapter 16? Where did he get the weapon from?

7. How does Jeeves propose to solve Dahlia and Bertie's predicaments in Chapter 19?

8. When Percy and Florence discuss their finances in Chapter 22, what secret does Percy reveal?

9. How is the plan to stage a robbery foiled by Uncle Tom?

10. What does Mr. Trotter accuse his wife of doing when he finds out her necklace is a fake?

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