THE REVEREND MR SMITH

Reverend Harold Urch faces a financial challenge in acquiring a chancel rail for his church. To save money, he decides to learn blacksmithing, inspired by biblical teachings. He enrolls in a local technical college, dedicating significant time to mastering the craft. His efforts reflect both his skill in shaping iron and his ability to guide others spiritually.

What problem does Reverend Harold Urch face at his church?

• He needs a new organ.

• He needs a chancel rail.

• He needs a new roof.

• He needs more pews.

How much money does Reverend Urch aim to save by becoming a blacksmith?

• £300

• £200

• £100

• £400

Where does Reverend Urch enroll to learn blacksmithing?

• An online course

• A local technical college

• A private tutor

• A university

What biblical figure does Reverend Urch seem to draw inspiration from in his blacksmithing journey?

• Moses

• Isaiah

• David

• Solomon

In what way does Reverend Urch's blacksmithing skill compare to his usual work?

• He struggles with both.

• He is more skilled in blacksmithing.

• He shows equal skill in both.

• He is less skilled in blacksmithing.