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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. What is Weatherby's first name?

2. What does Jeeves use to rescue Filmer and Bertie from the top of a building?

3. In "The Awakening of Rollo Podmarsh," Rollo is in love with _______________.

4. Who does the woman Rollo is in love with want to marry?

5. What do the children in the play actually throw at the audience?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Jeeves arrange for Bertie and company to come out on top in the egg-and-spoon race?

2. Why does Mrs. Chavender go to London with Sally in "Quick Service"?

3. What does Lord Holbeton do with the trust money he is able to get?

4. What ruins Jopp's chance to win the American Amateur Championship in "The Heel of Achilles"?

5. In "High Stakes," how does Bradbury escape his wife's wrath after losing his valet Blizzard in a golf game?

6. How does Jeeves advise Bertie to break up Tuppy and Cora in "Jeeves and the Song of Songs"?

7. What does Brusiloff reveal about Cuthbert that wins him the admiration of Adeline?

8. Briefly describe Joss Weatherby.

9. What does Mr. Duff want with the portrait of Mrs. Chavender?

10. Why does the King's brother object to the King's interest in 'gowf' in "The Coming of Gowf"?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Discuss Mr. Mulliner and his many nephews. What similarities are there amongst the nephews? What stories feature Mr. Mulliner and his family? Are there any similarities amongst these stories?

Essay Topic 2

Discuss Wodehouse's use of animals in "The Most of P.G. Wodehouse." How does Wodehouse depict animals? Are they used as a plot device? Are they a source of comedy?

Essay Topic 3

Discuss the character Freddie Widgeon. What are his defining character traits? In which stories is he found? What takes place in these stories? Why is Freddie considered unlucky?

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