a. 30
B. 35
c. 37
d. 39
a. The eldest son as successor
B. The youngest son as successor
c. A foundling as successor
d. A brilliant daughter as successor
a. She misses him
B. She has something important to tell him
c. He had always wanted to give her monetary help
d. He had a soul to be saved
a. Each would try to convert the other to their cause
B. Each would try to convert as many converts as possible to their cause
c. Each would try to excel in uplifting the poor
d. Each would try to surpass the other in acquiring wealth
a. Play the trumpet
B. Convert people to the worship of Dionysus
c. To worship Barbara
d. Help people in the Army
a. Holy people
B. Humble people
c. Talented writers
d. Millionaires
a. New Year’s Eve
B. Passover Eve
c. Christmas Eve
d. Palm Sunday
a. Adolphus Cusins
B. Charles Lomax
c. Bill Walker
d. Horace Bodger
a. Money and religion
B. Morality and money
c. Money and gunpowder
d. Money and marriage
a. Gravedigger
B. Gatekeeper
c. Foreman
d. Driver
a. Canada
B. India
c. Spain
d. Australia
a. Rummy Mitchens
B. Jenny Hill
c. Snobby Price
d. Peter Shirley
a. A politician
B. A philosopher
c. A Professor
d. A lawyer
a. Twenty one
B. Eighteen
c. Thirty five
d. Twenty seven.
a. His daughter’s upbringing
B. The Salvation Army
c. Lady Britomart’s outlook on life
d. None of the above
a. The homeless man
B. The man with no food
c. The man who struck Jenny
d. The man with a temper
a. Lady Britomart
B. Adolphus Cusins
c. Charles Lomax
d. Andrew Undershaft
a. Bill Walker
B. Andrew Undershaft
c. Mrs. Baines
d. Bodger
a. Because he was good at spending a lot of money
B. Because he knows how to use words that have no meaning
c. Because he liked to ask a lot of questions
d. Because there was no one who was vain enough like him
a. Horace
B. Adolphus
c. Charles
d. Andrew
a. If God gave the hand, let not man withhold the sword.
B. No man is good enough to be another man’s master
c. To man the weapon: the heaven the victory
d. All have the right to fight: None have the right to judge
a. Andrew Undershaft
B. Lazarus
c. Horace Bodger
d. Todger Fairmille
a. Baptism and first communion
B. Money and gunpowder
c. Money and mind
d. Money and courage
a. To become a politician
B. To write
c. To become a philosopher
d. To go into law
a. God
B. Undershaft
c. Cusins
d. Lady Britomart
Each set has max 25 mcqs
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