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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Tuppy think Bertie did while in Cannes?
2. What is the name of Brinkley Court's chef?
3. What work does the woman whom Bingo loves do?
4. Who does Bingo's uncle announce he is going to marry?
5. Which of Bertie's aunts sends requests that he "come at once" to see her in Chapter 3 of "Right Ho, Jeeves"?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Bingo telephone Bertie to say in Chapter 2 of "The Inimitable Jeeves"? What happens when Bertie tells Uncle Mortimer he wants to marry a waitress?
2. How does Bertie reassure Gussie when he worries about being the prize giver?
3. What happens after Bertie pushes Oswald into the lake?
4. What does Tuppy become convinced of in Chapter 15 of "Right Ho, Jeeves"? How does Bertie dissuade Tuppy of his suspicions?
5. In Chapter 3 of "Right Ho, Jeeves," what does Bertie's aunt want him to do? How does Bertie communicate with his aunt?
6. What event does Gussie plan to attend and how does he feel about going?
7. Why does Bertie plan to criticize Tuppy in Chapter 13 of "Right Ho, Jeeves"?
8. In Chapter 1 of "Right Ho, Jeeves," who does Jeeves say called frequently to see Bertie while he was away? What did this person confide in Jeeves?
9. What happens when Bertie starts to criticize Tuppy in front of Angela?
10. What does Bertie tell his Aunt Dahlia that he devised a plan for?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss the author of "Life with Jeeves," P.G. Wodehouse. How does this collection reflect his life's work? What other notable work did he create? What is he known for in the literary world?
Essay Topic 2
Discuss humor in "Life with Jeeves." How is humor used? What types of comedy are present? Is the entire collection humorous or does the book grow darker as it progresses? Overall, is this a humorous collection?
Essay Topic 3
Discuss the manly pursuits found in the stories. Why might Wodehouse focus so many of his stories on and around the upper class male? What are some of the interests of these men? How do these interests play a part in the stories of the collection?
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