2. What do Bertie and Jeeves find emptied in Chapter 16 of "Right Ho, Jeeves"?
(a) The ceremony hall.
(b) A whiskey flask.
(c) An orange juice jug.
(d) Bertie's car's fuel tank.

3. Who appears at Bertie's door in Chapter 17 of "Right Ho, Jeeves"?
(a) Gussie.
(b) Madeline.
(c) Tuppy.
(d) Angela.

4. Who does Jeeves say has been a frequent caller while Bertie was away?
(a) Percy.
(b) Tuppy.
(c) Gussie.
(d) Stilton.

5. What does Angela appear carrying for Tuppy in Chapter 15 of "Right Ho, Jeeves"?
(a) A plate of biscuits.
(b) A plate of sandwiches.
(c) An apple.
(d) A cup of tea.

6. What is the name of Brinkley Court's butler?
(a) Beach.
(b) Seppings.
(c) Stokes.
(d) Merridew.

7. What does Bertie help his aunt distribute in Chapter 4 of "Right Ho, Jeeves"?
(a) Newsletters.
(b) Money.
(c) Prizes.
(d) Words of advice.

8. Why does Oswald's father want to interview Bertie?
(a) To see if Bertie is mentally ill.
(b) To see if Bertie will tutor Oswald.
(c) To see if Bertie will work for him.
(d) To see if Bertie will marry his daughter.

9. Where is Tuppy hiding while Bertie speaks to Angela in Chapter 14 of "Right Ho, Jeeves"?
(a) Behind a shed.
(b) In the undergrowth.
(c) Beside a car.
(d) Up a tree.

10. How does Jeeves describe Bertie to the substitute valet?
(a) As carefree.
(b) As amiable.
(c) As stern.
(d) As rude.

11. What is Bingo's uncle an addict of?
(a) Mystery stories.
(b) Suspense stories.
(c) Romance stories.
(d) Science fiction stories.

12. By what mode of transportation does Bertie's guest leave?
(a) By taxi.
(b) By private car.
(c) By train.
(d) By bus.

13. What does Bertie hope to achieve by criticizing Tuppy in Chapter 13 of "Right Ho, Jeeves"?
(a) To attract Angela to his side.
(b) To make Tuppy a more likeable fellow.
(c) To make Tuppy a better suitor.
(d) To reinstate Tuppy's engagement to Angela.

14. What work does the woman whom Bingo loves do?
(a) She is a waitress.
(b) She is a playwright.
(c) She is a governess.
(d) She is a sales woman.

15. What did Gussie loose after the altercation on the night of the ball?
(a) The respect of a girl he likes.
(b) His cloak.
(c) His self-esteem.
(d) His pocketwatch.