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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. Who can easily clear up Mr. Stoker's inheritance right with their testimony?
(a) Pauline.
(b) Sir Roderick.
(c) Bertie.
(d) Chuffy.

2. Where does Mr. Stoker lock Bertie?
(a) In the bathroom.
(b) In the games room.
(c) In a stateroom.
(d) In a bedroom.

3. What does Sir Roderick agree to do to for Seabury in Chapter 15?
(a) Play the piano.
(b) Go fishing.
(c) Imitate the minstrels.
(d) Take him to lunch in London.

4. After Mr. Stoker leaves, who next comes into Chuffy's office?
(a) Chuffy.
(b) Pauline.
(c) Sir Roderick.
(d) Seabury.

5. What crime does Jeeves say Mr. Stoker was in danger of being charged with?
(a) Theft.
(b) Trespassing.
(c) Kidnapping.
(d) Fraud.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Bertie realize he needs when he returns to his cottage in Chapter 13?

2. Why does Mr. Stoker believe Chuffy wants to marry Pauline?

3. Where does Jeeves tell Bertie to sleep for the night in Chapter 16?

4. What does Bertie see a maid leaving on Chuffy's desk?

5. What was Seabury not permitted to do in Chapter 15?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Jeeves say is on Lady Chuffnell's mind in Chapter 17?

2. Why is Mr. Stoker unhappy when he hears his uncle's will is being contested?

3. What does Jeeves tell Bertie he will not be able to provide at the end of Chapter 15?

4. Why does Bertie break into Chuffy's office in Chapter 17?

5. Why does Mr. Stoker want Pauline and Bertie to marry in Chapter 12?

6. What do Bertie, Pauline and Chuffy discuss in the office in Chapter 19?

7. What does Jeeves report he was able to set the record straight about in Chapter 11?

8. Where does Bertie go after he runs away from the cottage in Chapter 13? Where does he end up hiding?

9. How does Jeeves intend to sneak Bertie off the yacht in Chapter 12?

10. Why does Bertie set about sneaking out of his cottage in Chapter 13?

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