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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 is Christ willing to let his children do in "The Return of the Children"?
(a) Make their own decisions.
(b) Worship other gods.
(c) Eat sugar and honey.
(d) Worship him.

2. Who does Kipling accuse of doing the most damage to a religion?
(a) The media.
(b) God.
(c) Its followers.
(d) Other religions.

3. What does Kipling refer to in "The Junk and the Dhow"?
(a) Australia.
(b) The Queen herself.
(c) His youth of voyages and study.
(d) Sailors and ships of the old age.

4. Who helps the king realize that he has the best job in the world in "The King's Job"?
(a) A group of women.
(b) A group of small children.
(c) A group of soldiers.
(d) A group of noblemen.

5. How can would a group a people make another uncomfortable according to "The Stranger"?
(a) By being anti-monarchy.
(b) By being different.
(c) By not being Christian.
(d) By being too demanding.

Short Answer Questions

1. How fast does the man in "The Braggart" claim his car can go?

2. Why are men inquisitive about snakes according to "Poison of Asps"?

3. What is the man in "Half-Ballade of Watervale" in charge of?

4. What happens when St. Peter see Dinah react to the arrival of the person she was waiting for in "Dinah in Heaven"?

5. What does Jubal believe in doing in "Jubal and Tubal Cain"?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does "Fox Hunting" bring attention to?

2. What does "That Day" depict?

3. What does Kipling note about power in "The Press"?

4. What does the chauffeur talk about in "The Dying Chauffeur"?

5. What does "The Runes of Weland's Sword" tell of a sword?

6. What does Kipling embellish in "The Prodigal Son"?

7. What is a man indicate in "Half-Ballade of Watervale"?

8. What does "The Nurses" speak of?

9. What does Kipling advise his reader of in "The Comforters"?

10. What does "Back to the Army Again" detail?

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