Important Questions English Good-bye Mr. Chips Inter Part-II

  GOOD-BYE MR.CHIPS

1.      What type of novel is "Good-bye Mr. Chips?" (CH#1)

2.      How did Chips measure time? (CH#1)

3.      What did doctor Merivale say about Chips' health?  OR Who was Merivale? (CH#1)

4.      When did Mr. Chips join Brookfield? (CH#1)

5.      What advice did Mr. Wetherby give to Mr. Chips?  (CH#1)

6.      Why was Chips afraid of taking his first class at Brookfield? (CH#1)

7.      What happened when Mr. Chips took his first class? OR Describe Chips’ first day experience at Brookfield? (CH#1)

8.      When did Mr. Wetherby join Brookfield? (CH#1)

9.      Write a note on Mr. Wetherby. (CH#1)

10.  Trace out the similarities between Chips and Brookfield? (CH#1)

11.  What type of people did Brookfield produce? (CH#2)

12.  What type of school was Brookfield? OR What was the status of Brookfield?                                                                                                                                  (CH#2)                                                                                         

13.  What was Mr. Chips’ dream in his youth?     (CH#2)

14.  How much time did Chips spend at Brookfield?   (CH#2)  

15.  What was Mr. Chips presented at the time of retirement? OR When was Chips given a farewell party? (CH#2)

16.  What job did Mrs. Wickett do at Brookfield? (CH#3)

17.  What was the condition of Mrs. Wickett’s house? (CH#3)

18.  What was the condition of Chips’ rented room? (CH#3)

19.  How did Chips spend his afternoons? OR What would Chips do in the afternoon in mild weather when he lived at Mrs. Wickett? (CH#3)

20.  What did Chips tell Mrs. Wickett about Major Collingwood? OR Why was Collingwood thrashed by Chips? (CH#3)

21.  What was the financial condition of Chips after retirement? (CH#3)

22.  What was Chips’ taste in reading? (CH#3)

23.  What was Chips’ favourite newspaper? OR Why did Chips like “The Times?”  (CH#3)

24.  What were Chips’ quiet enjoyments? (CH#3)

25.  When did Mr. Chips and Katharine meet each other and what were their ages?                                                                                                                             (CH#4)

26.  How did they meet each other? OR What caused Mr. Chips to rush to a dangerous edge at Great Gable? OR How did Chips wrench his ankle?  (CH#4)

27.  Why did Katherine like Chips? (CH#4)

28.  Why did Chips like Katherine? (CH#4)

29.  When did Mr. Chips marry Katherine? (CH#4)

30.  What was Katherine? OR What was Katherine’s profession? (CH#4)

31.  What was Katherine’s taste in reading? OR What were Katherine’s political views?                                                                                                                                   (CH#4)

32.  Why was summer of 1896 very dear to Chips? (CH#4)

33.  What were Katherine's views about school mastering? OR What were Katherine’s views about school mastering? (CH#5)

34.  What was Katherine's family background? OR How was Katherine married?(CH#5)

35.  Write a note on Mr. Chips' married life.     (CH#5)

36.  Write a note on Mr. Chips as a teacher? (CH#5)

37.  How much popular was Katherine at Brookfield? OR How was Katherine at Brookfield? OR How did Katherine impress Brookfield? (CH#6)

38.  Write a note on Chips’ personality before marriage. OR What kind of fellow was Mr. Chips before marriage. (CH#6)

39.  What role did Katherine play to mould Mr. Chips' life? OR Write a note on Katherine as a wife. (CH#6)

40.  Who was old Gribble? (CH#6)

41.  What memories of Katherine haunted Chips? (CH#7)

42.  What services did Katherine perform at the school? (CH#7)

43.  Was Chips able to write a book on the memories of his life?  OR What title did Chips suggest for his book? OR Why could he not write book? (CH#7)

44.  Who was Ogilvie? (CH#7)

45.  When did Katherine die? OR What were Chips' feelings on the death of his wife? OR What was the effect of Katherine’s death on Chips? (CH#8)

46.  What were Chips’ ideas about Boers? OR Who were Boers? (CH#9)

47.  Write a note on Mr. Meldrum. OR Who was Meldrum and how long did he serve the school? (CH#10)

48.  Write a note on Ralston. (CH#10)

49.  What role did the boys at Brookfield play when the railway men went on strike? (CH#10)

50.  What was the final news about Grayson’s father? OR Who was Grayson?(CH#10)

51.  What did Ralston ask Chips to do and what was Chips’ response? (CH#11)

52.  When did the row between Ralston and Chips take place? (CH#11)

53.  Who was John Rivers? What role did he play to settle the dispute between Ralston and Chips? (CH#11)

54.  What happened when the fatal disease “German Measles” spread? OR Why was the big hall of Brookfield turned into a hospital ward?   (CH#12)

55.  Write a note on Mrs. Brool. (CH#12)

56.  Who was the successor of Ralston? OR Write a note on Mr. Chatteris. (CH#12)

57.  When did Mr. Chips retire and what was his age at that time? OR Why did Chips decide to retire? (CH#12)

58.  Where did Chips live after his retirement?  OR Why did Chips decide to live across the road near Brookfield after his retirement?   (CH#12)                     

59.  What changes did Chips remember that took place in school in the last 42 years?  (CH#12)

60.  When and where did Chips go for a cure? OR Where did Chips stay at Wiesbaden? OR When did Chips return from Wiesbaden? (CH#12)

61.  How did Chips spend his life after retirement?   (CH#12)

62.  When and why did Chips join school again? (CH#13)

63.  What was the contribution of Brookfield during World-War-1? OR What services did Brookfield render during the First World War?   (CH#13)

64.  What did Chips feel when he rejoined school? (CH#14)

65.  Why was Chips called “Pre-war?” (CH#14)

66.  How did Chips encourage his students during the air raids? OR How did Chips take his class during the shelling? (CH#15)

67.  When and why did Chips resign for the 2nd time? OR Why did Chips resign after the war?  (CH#15)         

68.  What season did Chips like the most and why? OR Why did Chips not like winter?                                                                                                                         (CH#16)

69.  When did Chips make his will?  OR What was Chips’ will? (CH#16)

70.  What were the things Chips had never done in life? (CH#17)

71.  Write a note on Cartwright. (CH#18)

72.  How the death of Chips was announced? OR What was announced in Brookfield at the death of Chips?  OR What did Cartwright say in his speech about Chips’ death? (CH#18)

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