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Q # 1: Who was Mr. Chips and what was his ideal name? OR what do you know about Mr. Chips?
Ans: Mr. Chips was a Cambridge graduated and he joined brook field as a teacher. His real name was
chipping .He had no scholarly ambition.
Q#2: When did he start teaching in book field? OR when did chips join brook field?
Q #3: What type of school was brook field? OR What do you know about Brookfield public school?
Ans: Brookfield was an old foundation. It was established during the reign of Queen Elizabeth. It was a
school of second rank. It was not as famous school as Harrow.
Q #4: Why was Mr. Chips popular among the students as well as parents?
Ans: Mr. Chips’ sense of humor and behavior made him popular among the students as well as their
parents.
Ans: Chips lived at Mrs. Wicket’s house just across the road from the school after his retirement.
Q#6: What do you know about Mrs. Wicket’s? OR write a note on Mrs. Wickkte’s.
Ans: Mrs. Wicket’s was a widow. She was ex-in charge of linen room at Brookfield. She always treated
chips nicely.
Q# 7: Who was Mr.Wetherby and what treatment did he do to Mr. Chips? OR what kind of person
Wetherby was?
Ans: Wetherby was a master of Brookfield. He was very fatherly and polite. He was very good and vise
administrator. He advised Mr. Chips to improve his discipline. He died in 1870.
Ans: Ralston was new head of Brookfield. He was a ruthless person. He had a very powerful personality
but not very pleasant and friendly.
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Q#9: Why did Ralston ask Mr. Chips to get retirement? OR what did Ralston ask chips when he was 60
years old?
Ans: He asked Chips to get retirement because he was fed up from old teaching method of chips.
Q#10: How did Mr. Chips read when he was asked to retirement by Ralston? OR what did chips reply
to Ralston when he asked him to get retirement?
Ans: Mr. Chips annoyed and declared that he did not want to retire.
Q#11: Who was Katherine Bridges? How did he come across Mr. Chips? OR How did Mr. Chips meet
Katherine Bridges?
Ans: She was beautiful girl with blue eyes. She was 25 years old. She was expert climber. She met Mr.
Chips in Lake District.
Ans: Katherine bridges had great influence on Mr. Chips. She made him completely a change man. She
broadened his views and thinking.
Ans: Mr. Chips measured time like some old sea- captain by signals of the past.
Q#16: Why did Mr. Chips punish Colley and what was the punishment?
Ans: Mr. Chips punished Colley for his act of mischief and asked him to have a hundred lines.
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Q#17: What was the condition of Mr. Chip’s room at Mrs. Wicket’s house?
Ans: it was very simple room with school masterly inside. There were few book shelves, sporting
trophies mental piece, a big easy chair in the room.
Q#18: What did Mr. Chips do with the new students to form good relation with them? OR how did Mr.
Chips welcome the new students?
Ans: Mr. Chips always invited the new comers to tea. He entertained them with biscuits and farmed
good relation with them.
Q#19: How did Mr. Chips spend his time at Brookfield throughout his service?
Ans: Mr. Chips spent 40 years as a teacher in Brookfield. Once he discharged his duty as acting head
master. All the students offered him great respect so he had a very nice time.
Ans: As a young man he was very ambitious person. He wanted to get headship or senior mastership at
Brookfield.
Q#21: Was Mr. Chips able to shake off the memories of Katherine after her death?
Ans: Mr. Chips was never able to forget Katherine after her death. He always remembered her.
Q#23: What changes does his wife’s death bring to Chips’ life? OR How does Katherine’s death change
his life?
Ans: He wanted to resign his mastership and appeared to be really an old man.
Q#24: How did students and parents come to know about quarrel between Ralston and Mr. Chips?
Ans: A small boy overheard all the discussion between Ralston and chips, he told other students.
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Q#25: How and who settled the quarrel between Ralston and chips?
Ans: Sir john Rivers, the chairman of the Governors visited to settle down the issue. He told Mr. Chips
that he could stay here as much as liked.
Ans: Mr.Chattris had a great respect for chips and he recognized the Brookfield to chips.
Ans: He was caught by the disease bronchitis and could not able to perform his duty, so he decided to
resign.
Ans: His speech was about numberless incidents and jokes. Listeners enjoyed each and every word of his
speech.
Ans: He requested Mr. Chips as he knew that chips were the only person who could guide him.
Moreover, Chips was still very popular at school.
Q#30: What did Governors asked Mr. Chips after the death of Mr.Chattris?
Ans: The governors asked Mr. Chips if he wanted to continue Head Master.
Ans: It is a beautiful novel. I can say that it is a character novel or biographical novel or detective novel.
Q#32: What did Dr.Mervale say about chips or What did the Dr. Marvale say to chips about his health?
Ans: He called that Mr. Chips a matchless boy. Moreover he said that he would not get any serious
disease and would die a natural death.
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Q#34: How did Mr. Wetherby advise chips on interview day at Brookfield?
Ans: He asked him to give his zeal of youth to school. He asked him not to allow anybody to play tricks
and violate discipline.
Ans: He had mostly classical and detective novel, sometimes he read Xenophon.
Q#36: What did Mr. Chips think about Latin and Greek?
Ans: He thought Latin and Greek for more as dead language and the living language spoken by living
people.
Ans: She liked him for his good manners and she also liked him when he smiled.
Ans: He was orthodox man. He did not like the freedom of woman. He loved to live in the past.
Ans: He had a peaceful retired life. He often spent his time in reading books. He helped the needy
students.
Ans: He was presented a cheque, a reading desk and clock on the day of retirement.
Ans: She had radical and revolutionary thoughts; she was in the favor of the freedom of woman.
Ans: George barnad Shaw, William Morris and Ibsen were her favorite authors.
Ans: He was an old student of Mr. Chips at Brookfield. He became the major in army. He was killed in
Egypt.
Ans: He thought them mysterious creature of nineties. He thought that women should be shy and
delicate.
Ans: He was colleague of Chips. He went with Mr. Chips in Lake District during summer vacation.
Ans: He met Katherine bridges in spring 1896 Later she became his beloved wife and left great influence
on Chips life.
Q#47: When did the row take place between the Ralston and Chips?
Ans: The row took place between Chips and Ralston in 1908.
Ans: He was the smallest boy of the Brookfield about four feet high.
Ans: His teaching method was old. He cannot maintain the discipline.
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Ans: Mr. Ralston wanted to banish Mr. Chips because of his old teaching method and he did not want to
be retired.
Ans: Chips made his will in 1930. He left all his money to the mission to Mrs. Wicket’s for school for
often entrance scholarship.
Ans: Brookfield turned out men belonging to every walk of life and also some fair samples of the history
making men of the age.
Ans: The most tragic scene of the novel is that when Mr. Chips passes away having own child in the
world except his students.
Ans: Chips started reading novel in his bed and sleep out before turning the page. He always enjoyed
sound sleep.
Ans: He was scholarly person but he had not good degree. He could not maintain the discipline but he
proved himself as a good teacher.
Ans: She had blue fleshing eyes, freckled cheeks and smooth straw colored hair.
Ans: He remembered those days as period of great happiness and over joyed.
Ans: She enriched his sense of humor and this made him very popular.
Ans: He wanted to make the Brookfield an up to date school at level with harrow and Eton.
Q#62: What happened when the fatal disease German measles spread?
Ans: A large number of students fell ill and big hall of school presented the scene of a hospital.
Q#64: Did Mr. Chips continue his class when air raid was called?
Ans: He had earned a great reputation of jester and jests that was expected by him.
Ans: People said that he was a great man who always saw the funny things.
Ans: Cartwright was the new head master of Brookfield. He took over in 1919.
Ans: Linford was a small boy who said Good bye Mr. Chips to Chips a night before his death.
Q#71: What were the routine activities of Mr. Chips at Mrs. Wicket’s?
Ans: He used to read books, talked with Mrs.Wickett and remembered the past.
Ans: advised Mr. Chips forgive boys on their first mistake and do punish them on their second
mistake.
Q#73: What were the Chips feeling on the death of Katherine Bridges?
Ans: The death of Katherine bridges shocked him very much. All the pleasure of his life came to an end.
He even refused to receive any condolence.
Ans: She liked Chips profession. She considered it a different and special type of profession as it
influenced those who are going to grow up.
Q#75: What did Mr. Chips do after the last bell of the school?
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Ans: After the last bell Chips used to wind up the clock, turned out the gas, took a detective novel to the
bed.
Q#77: What kind of sleep did Mr. Chips enjoy in hid old age?
Ans: He always enjoyed a sound and peaceful sleep. His sleep was changeful entry into another world.
Q#78: What happened when Katherine suggested a match between Brookfield and Mission?
Ans: School staff disagreed with her because they thought it revolutionary and not ready to accept it.
Ans: He used to see Katherine running fast along the corridors, leading at some mistake, taking part in
the concert in his thoughts.
Ans: The most interesting incident of the Novel appeared when chips visited the Lake District and came
across the Katherine bridges who later on became his wife.
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