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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) Sweet as pie.
(b) The girl that got away.
(c) A pot of poison.
(d) Good, solid, generous woman.

2. What is Bingo's charge fishing for on the bridge?
(a) Koi fish.
(b) Sea bass.
(c) Dolphins.
(d) Tiddlers.

3. What does Sir Roderick NOT partake of?
(a) Bright vegetables starting with the letter "C."
(b) Snuff, hard liquor, and absinthe.
(c) Meat and potatoes.
(d) Wine, coffee, complex foods, and smoking.

4. What is Ditteredge?
(a) Ruins of an ancient Roman church.
(b) Country estate belonging to the Glossops.
(c) Small hamlet just west of Bidderedge.
(d) Hotbed of gentlemen's fashion.

5. Whom is Bertie engaged to in Chapter 1?
(a) Barbara Smith.
(b) Lady Florence Craye.
(c) Princess Toledo.
(d) Bobbie Watson's half sister, Giselda's roomate.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Jeeves like about Monte Carlo?

2. Where does Bertie's uncle Willoughby live?

3. Who is Spenser?

4. Where are Claude and Eustace being educated?

5. Who doesn't like Jeeves?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. Why does Tuppy do to Bertie at the Drones Club?

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

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

5. What does the pastor, Old Heppenstall, do to Harold after the choir boy makes such a ruckus during the service?

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

7. How does the hot water bottle in Sir Roderick Glossop's bed get punctured twice?

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

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

10. Why does Florence Craye give Bertie serious books to read?

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