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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. What does the Duke of Ramfurline believe he is?
(a) Groundsman at Wimbledon.
(b) Canary.
(c) King of Austria.
(d) Water sprite.

2. What does Honoria tell the wet Bertie to do?
(a) Run up to the house and change his wet clothes.
(b) Shake off like a wet dog.
(c) Lie on the green grass until the sun dries him.
(d) Go back to London and dry off.

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

4. What actually happens when Bertie throws Oswald into the water?
(a) Oswald pulls Bertie in with him.
(b) Jeeves saves the day.
(c) Honoria comes and pushes Bertie in.
(d) Nothing. Bingo isn't in position.

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

Short Answer Questions

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

2. Where does Bertie's uncle Willoughby live?

3. What is "the kid's" general response to Bertie in Chapter 2 when he meets him on the bridge?

4. What is the name of Bertie's previous valet?

5. What is the big trick when planning a singularly fruity binge or war maneuver?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the reaction of the crowd when Tuppy comes out to sing "Sonny Boy"?

2. Who in the family may have inherited Uncle Henry's eccentricities?

3. In Chapter 4, what odd event happens to Sir Roderick on his way to the club?

4. Who does Uncle George want to marry?

5. Whom does Uncle George end up marrying?

6. Why does Tuppy Glossop not hear Bertie singing "Sonny Boy"?

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

8. What happens to the Sermon Handicap favorite?

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

10. Why does Bertie want to go to Skeldings for Christmas?

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