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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. Who is Lord Rainsby?
(a) Sir Roderick's arch nemesis.
(b) Earl of Danchet's son.
(c) Dark and looming next door neighbor.
(d) Bertie's financial adviser.

2. Why does Bingo Little love little Oswald?
(a) He thinks he's a little darling.
(b) For his mind.
(c) It's what he's paid to do.
(d) For Her sake.

3. Where does Bertie's uncle Willoughby live?
(a) Westbie in Wales.
(b) Southby in London.
(c) Courtsey in Northern Ireland.
(d) Easeby in Shropshire.

4. Where do the Glossops live?
(a) America.
(b) Central London.
(c) Africa.
(d) Ditteredge.

5. 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.

Short Answer Questions

1. What type of small animal does Sir Roderick particularly dislike?

2. What was Bertie's major challenge in the set-up of Chapter 3?

3. When Bertie arrives in Ditteredge, where is Honoria?

4. What club do Claude and Eustace want to join?

5. What does Jeeves like about Monte Carlo?

Short Essay Questions

1. In contrast to Bertie's opinion of Honoria Glossop, what does Bingo Little think of her?

2. What actually happens when Bertie's great romantic scenario with Bingo and Honoria takes place?

3. Once Bertie and Bingo no longer have an advantage in the Choir Boys' Handicap, what do they turn to for profit?

4. What does Aunt Agatha say is the slight snag in the marital plans of Honoria and Bertie?

5. What are the Heralds of the Red Dawn doing in the park?

6. What is the difference between Aunt Dahlia and Aunt Agatha?

7. What does Aunt Agatha send Bertie off to East Dulwich to do after hearing that her brother wants to marry a waitress?

8. What is it that Jeeves does upon arrival that endears him to Bertie?

9. What is the malady from which the Duke of Ramfurline is suffering?

10. Who is the favorite in the Vicars' Sermon Handicap?

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