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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 does Bertie believe is the most long-winded of the local vicars?
(a) Heppenstall.
(b) Bingham.
(c) Upjohn.
(d) Mulliner.

2. What has old Little recently recovered from?
(a) Gout.
(b) A broken leg.
(c) Pneumonia.
(d) Hay fever.

3. Who catches Bingo flirting with the woman he is courting?
(a) Jeeves.
(b) Comrade Butt.
(c) Bertie.
(d) The woman's father.

4. Which of the following describes Sidney in Chapter 10?
(a) Shy.
(b) Mischievous.
(c) Sweet.
(d) Nasty.

5. What does old Little hire Bingo to do in Chapter 12?
(a) Find the author of a threatening letter.
(b) Some research at the library.
(c) Post anti-communism signs around town.
(d) Infiltrate the Red Dawn.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of his chosen vicar's sermons does Bertie recall is especially long?

2. What happens after Comrade Butt begins his speech in Chapter 12?

3. What was the former job of old Little's wife?

4. Who owns the estate Bertie travels to in Chapter 13?

5. What genre is George's latest work?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Jeeves end up winning the Great Sermon Handicap?

2. What is the "golden opportunity" that Claude and Eustace invite Bertie to participate in?

3. Why does Jeeves think Harold is a good bet for the Choir Boys' Handicap Race?

4. What nickname does Bertie come up with for the small boy he finds in his flat in Chapter 10?

5. Whom does Blumenfield get advice about his theatrical productions from and why?

6. How does Jeeves ensure that the girl Bertie bets on in the egg and spoon race wins?

7. What does old Little hire Bingo to do in Chapter 12?

8. What history do Bertie and Cynthia share?

9. In Chapter 16, why and how is Aunt Agatha punishing her sons, Claude and Eustace?

10. Why do Claude and Eustace fail to board their ship to Africa?

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