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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 does Bertie describe Honoria Glossop?
(a) The girl that got away.
(b) A pot of poison.
(c) Good, solid, generous woman.
(d) Sweet as pie.

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

3. Who doesn't like Jeeves?
(a) Honoria Glossop and Aunt Agatha.
(b) Oswald and Mr. Witherspoon.
(c) Dogs and old women.
(d) Spenser.

4. How does Bertie describe Jeeves' manner of walking?
(a) Firmly meets the earth with punctuation.
(b) Tiptoes thorough the tulips.
(c) Floats noiselessly like a healing zephyr.
(d) Clumps like the cows coming home.

5. Who is at the top of Sir Roderick's list of "Loonies I have Lunched With"?
(a) Bertie Wooster.
(b) Aunt Agatha.
(c) Tuppy Glossop.
(d) Henry IV.

Short Answer Questions

1. What sent Worplesdon to France forever?

2. Who is Honoria Glossop?

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

4. What does Bertie plan to offer Sir Roderick for lunch?

5. What does Bertie do after he drinks the hangover libation?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who was the Wooster eccentric who kept eleven pet rabbits in his bedroom?

2. Who is McIntosh?

3. How does Jeeves come to apply for the valet position?

4. What does the title of the chapter "The Purity of the Turf" refer to?

5. How does Comrade Butt find out the real identity of Bingo Little?

6. What is the betting opportunity down in the country, at Twing Hall?

7. In Chapter 6, why is Jeeves upset that Bertie wants to go to Skeldings for Christmas?

8. As his present fiance, Honoria makes a request that shocks Bertie to the core. What is it?

9. Whom is Bingo Little in love with in Chapter 3?

10. What is Bertie's plan for Bingo regarding Oswald?

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