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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 kind of animal did Miss Grantley own many of?
(a) Goats.
(b) Cats.
(c) Ponies.
(d) Dogs.
2. What was the name of Herriot's son who wanted special boots?
(a) Timmy.
(b) Tommy.
(c) Johnny.
(d) Jimmy.
3. What did Robert's cow die of?
(a) Rabies.
(b) An abcess.
(c) A blood clot.
(d) Foul foot.
4. How did Herriot describe most of his meals on the ship to Russia?
(a) Prison quality.
(b) Grand quality.
(c) Military quality.
(d) Chef quality.
5. What did Herriot learn from his experiences with Robert?
(a) To respect education.
(b) To forgive others.
(c) To be open minded.
(d) To not place blame.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where was Helen when her labor for her daughter began?
2. What was pushing the small farmers out of business?
3. How does Raun feel when Herriot treats the sheep in Chapter 12?
4. What did some of the sheep on the ship to Russia show signs of having after the first few days?
5. How did Herriot feel about the accommodations for the animals on his first trip?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why did Herriot think the cow with the Cesarian section would die?
2. What did Herriot tell Kealy to do to get his pig to produce milk?
3. What had changed about his profession when Herriot returned from the military?
4. Why did Herriot take a ship to Russia?
5. What did Herriot laugh about when he went to help Mr. Ripley and why?
6. Who did Herriot give constant praise to on the ship, and why?
7. How did Siegfried find out that the car salesman had lied to him?
8. What did Mr. Ripley call Herriot away from dinner to do at the beginning of the book?
9. How did blocked in farmers at Darrowby get food during the bad snow falls?
10. What did Herriot say would have happened had he been present for the actual delivery of his daughter, and why is this so ironic?
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