The Vicar's Pleasure

The story begins in early part of ____.

• Spring

• Summer

• Autumn

• Winter

Looking down from the top of the hill, the countryside below appeared like ____.

• a blanket of clouds

• a crowded street

• a green carpet

• a mighty ocean

Mr Boggis decided to exclude a big white eighteenth century house from his list to be visited because ___.

• big houses don't own old furniture

• the house was too far

• he had visited the house before

• there was no point in visiting the rich

Mr Boggis became quite popular among his friends because ___.

• of his ability to find rare items on regular basis

• he became extremely rich

• he talked intelligently and interestingly

• he could trick the villagers easily

One day Mr Boggis was returning home after ___ when all of a sudden his car broke down.

• checking out the farm houses

• purchasing an expensive furniture

• meeting his girlfriend

• visiting his mother

Which of the following statements is true about Mr Boggis?

• He was interested in both new and old furniture

• He never knew how to spend his Sundays.

• He had two wives.

• He operated many furniture shops all over London.

Mr Boggis had to fake himself as a Vicar because ____.

• people from the countryside were very suspicious by nature

• he will be respected

• he wanted to spend his Sundays with the farmers in the church

• people from the countryside were very religious

Mr Boggis did not like people to ____ before the deal is completed.

• know that he is a furniture dealer

• see his car

• know that he is rich man

• insult him

'We don't have any. You are wasting your time.' Who said this?

• Mr Boggis

• a woman

• Rummins

• Claud

"Yes, it was painted white, but that didn't make the slightest difference. Some fool had done that." Who is the fool?

• Robert Adam

• Bert

• Boggis

• Claud