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Jeeves Takes Charge 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 does Aunt Agatha call Jeeves?
(a) Trouble.
(b) Old Fish for Brains.
(c) Sweetie Pie.
(d) Bertie's keeper.

2. In Chapter 2, whom is the girl Aunt Agatha wants Bertie to marry?
(a) Honoria Glossop.
(b) Bobbie Fisher.
(c) Florence Craye.
(d) Mary Madelene.

3. At the beginning of Chapter 4, when does the blow fall?
(a) One forty-five.
(b) Crack of dawn.
(c) High noon.
(d) Dinner cocktail hour.

4. What was Bertie's major challenge in the set-up of Chapter 3?
(a) Getting Honoria there in due season.
(b) Cloud cover.
(c) Draining the pond.
(d) Training the fish.

5. Why are Claude amd Euastace arrested?
(a) Running from the police.
(b) Driving on the wrong side of road.
(c) Stealing hats and cats.
(d) Trying to pinch a motor lorry.

6. How does Bertie describe Florence in Chapter 1?
(a) Venus in the flesh.
(b) The last person he would marry.
(c) Girl with a wonderful profile.
(d) Fathead with no sense of direction.

7. What does Jeeves serve Sir Roderick for lunch in Chapter 4?
(a) Carrot soup, celery salad, and cabbage juice.
(b) Cold consomme', cutlet, a savory, and iced lemon squash.
(c) Three bread sticks and orange juice.
(d) Black forest ham sandwiches and pickles.

8. What does Sir Roderick say when he sees Bertie at Skeldings?
(a) "Get away from my daughter."
(b) "Ha, young man!"
(c) "Where's my money?"
(d) "Go to hell and don't come back!"

9. In Chapter 3, what is the first way Bertie describes Honoria Glossop's laugh?
(a) Trilling as a brook let loose.
(b) Like sweet birds on a bright spring morning.
(c) Breaking of a dam.
(d) Rather like a train going into a tunnel.

10. What is Sir Roderick Glossop's head like?
(a) Dome of St. Paul's.
(b) Wheat fields of Kansas.
(c) Death Valley.
(d) Dense dark forest of northern Germany.

11. What does "S to the core" mean?
(a) Shaken to the core.
(b) South to the core.
(c) So so to the core.
(d) S turn to the core.

12. How much water does Bertie wring out of his wet clothing?
(a) A mere drop.
(b) Waterfalls and geysers of liquid.
(c) A gallon or two.
(d) Two and a half cups.

13. How does Jeeves describe Bertie to the temporary valet replacement?
(a) Bulldog with teeth.
(b) Mentally negligible.
(c) Man among men.
(d) A piece of cake.

14. How does Bertie describe Jeeves upon meeting him at the door for the first time?
(a) Man with a mission.
(b) Silly gobber with a bowler on.
(c) Darkish sort of respectful Johnnie.
(d) Man with a funeral parlor smile.

15. How does a gentleman like Bertie keep his shirts closed?
(a) Staples.
(b) Tape.
(c) Glue.
(d) Studs.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Bertie recommend doing to the child on the bridge?

2. Where do the Glossops live?

3. How does Bertie describe Jeeves' manner of walking?

4. In Chapter 3, what is the second way Bertie describes Honoria's laugh?

5. What type of swimming stroke does Oswald excel at?

(see the answer keys)

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