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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. Where does Sir Roderick suggest he and Bertie can spend the night?

2. How does Bertie react to Sir Roderick's punishment of Seabury?

3. What does Jeeves instruct Bertie to do after getting him off the yacht?

4. What must Bertie admit when Sir Roderick asks to go to his cottage?

5. What does Brinkley do just as Bertie runs away to Chuffnell Hall?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Jeeves tell Bertie about Sir Roderick and Seabury in Chapter 15?

2. What state does Bertie find Brinkley in when he returns home in Chapter 13?

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

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

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

6. Where did Mr. Stoker end up finding his daughter on the night she slipped off the yacht?

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

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

9. What does Mr. Stoker do to Bertie after they have dinner together in Chapter 11?

10. Why is Chapter 20 titled, "Jeeves Has News"?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Discuss the character Jeeves. Why is he considered the most popular of Wodehouse's characters? What are his defining character traits? Why is he a 'gentleman's hero'?

Essay Topic 2

Discuss the motif of loyalty in the novel "Thank You, Jeeves". How does Jeeves show his loyalty to Wooster? How does Wooster show his loyalty to Jeeves and his friends and family? Why are they loyal to one another?

Essay Topic 3

Discuss love and romance in the novel. Is romance and love often a focus of the novel? Who are some of the romantic pairings in the novel? Does Wodehouse tell the romantic storylines in a humorous tone or a serious tone?

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