In which Phileas Fogg Astounds Passepartout, his Servant

From whose point of view is the story written?

• Phileas Fogg

• Jules Verne

• Passepartout

• Saville Row

What time did Mr. Fogg leave the Reform Club?

• 7:25

• 6:35

• 5:27

• 7 o'clock

Who is Mr. Fogg?

• A writer

• A wealthy English gentleman

• A French servant

• Phileas' master

What was Passepartout's programme of duties?

• A calendar of important dates

• A reminder of who was on duty on a certain day

• A list of things he needed to clean, according to his duties.

• A list of all the things he needed to and when to do them

What time was Mr. Fogg supposed to come home from the Reform Club? Answers are in 24-hour notation.

• 1200

• 0000

• 1500

• 700

Why didn't Passepartout answer when Mr. Fogg called him?

• It was not the right time.

• He still had an hour of free time.

• He didn't hear.

• It was not his job to listen to Mr. Fogg.

Why is it likely that Mr. Fogg didn't get angry when he had to call Passepartout twice?

• He knew that Passepartout's watch was broken.

• He wasn't in a rush.

• He was a very kind and patient person.

• He knew that it was not the right time to call his servant.

Where are Dover and Calais?

• The United Kingdom and France

• Italy and France

• Ireland and England

• Malaysia and Singapore

What shocking thing was going to happen 10 minutes from Mr. Fogg arriving back home?

• They were going to visit the bank and withdraw twenty thousand pounds.

• They were going to travel around the world.

• They were going to do a puzzle.

• Passepartout was going to faint.

Why did Mr. Fogg tell Passepartout to only pack a few necessities in one bag for both of them?

• He wanted to leave quickly and he was rich enough to buy anything else they needed on the way.

• They didn't need to bring so many things as they wanted to travel light.

• He knew that Passepartout had to carry all the luggage so he told him to pack more lightly.

• He was a humble man who didn't need much and thought one bag was enough.