17 Questions
What did the lady carry with her?
Nothing is mentioned
What did the dentist do in fear?
The text does not mention a dentist
Why did the lady say that the crocodile was harmless?
The text does not mention a crocodile
What was Corky's concern regarding his uncle?
His uncle's reaction to his engagement
What did Corky want Wooster to do?
Suggest a way to break the news to his uncle
How did Muriel Singer appear to Wooster?
Shy and appealing
What is Jeeves' most notable characteristic based on the text?
His dark, shrewd face
In the context of the text, what does 'pig-headed' mean?
Stubborn nature
What does 'nip' refer to in the text?
A quick movement
Based on the text, who could be considered a 'theosophist'?
A member of a well-known religious movement
What can be inferred about Jeeves' intelligence from the text?
He quickly comes up with solutions
According to the passage, what was Wooster's proposed solution to the problem?
To leave the matter in Jeeves' capable hands
What is implied about Jeeves' manner of entering a room?
He enters silently and unnoticed, like a phantom
What is the reason given for Wooster's cousin's inability to 'work the thing himself'?
He had consumed meat slaughtered in anger during his childhood
What effect did Jeeves' presence have on Wooster?
It filled Wooster with a sense of confidence and relief
What is suggested about Wooster's uncle's character?
He is stubborn and resistant to change
What is the implied meaning of the phrase 'strain the old bean' in the context of the passage?
To think hard or concentrate intently
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