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    Mr. Chips rejoined Brookfield School in July 1916 after being invited by Mr. Chatteris, who was ill. When he returned, Mr. Chips felt happy and necessary to the school. In winter 1917, Mr. Chatteris died and Mr. Chips was asked to take his place as acting head of the school. As head, Mr. Chips dealt with problems kindly and kept a sense of proportion. He was called "pre-war" because he missed the old values and disliked how the war had changed things.

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    Mr. Chips rejoined Brookfield School in July 1916 after being invited by Mr. Chatteris, who was ill. When he returned, Mr. Chips felt happy and necessary to the school. In winter 1917, Mr. Chatteris died and Mr. Chips was asked to take his place as acting head of the school. As head, Mr. Chips dealt with problems kindly and kept a sense of proportion. He was called "pre-war" because he missed the old values and disliked how the war had changed things.

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    Mr. Chips rejoined Brookfield School in July 1916 after being invited by Mr. Chatteris, who was ill. When he returned, Mr. Chips felt happy and necessary to the school. In winter 1917, Mr. Chatteris died and Mr. Chips was asked to take his place as acting head of the school. As head, Mr. Chips dealt with problems kindly and kept a sense of proportion. He was called "pre-war" because he missed the old values and disliked how the war had changed things.

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    C H A P T E R # 14

    GOODBYE MR. CHIPS (NOVEL)

    QUESTIONS AND SHORT ANSWERS

    Q.1. When did Mr. Chips join Brookfield school again? (FB-
    1 2,GW-14)

    Ans. Mr. Chips joined Brookfield School again in July 1916.

    Q.2. Who invited Chips to join Brookfield again? (DG-12)


    OR Why did Chips join Brookfield again? (LR,GW-
    10,SG,GW-11,BP-12,SL-15)

    Ans. In July 1916, Chatteris met Mr. Chips and told him
    about his illness and over-work. He invited him to join
    Brookfield again to help him. Chips accepted his offer.

    Q.3 How did Chips feel when he rejoined Brookfield? (LR-


    10,FB-11,12,GW-12,LR,MN-14,FB-15)

    Ans. He felt yery fit. The actual work was not tiring. He felt
    very happy. For the first time in his life, he felt himself
    necessary to Brookfield. He had sublime feelings.

    Q.4. What was Chips' routine when he rejoined Brookfield


    as a teacher? (FB-11)

    Ans. He kept living at Mrs. Wickett's. At 10:30 in the morning,


    he went to school. His lessons were the same. The faces were
    new but he already knew them.
    Q.5. What is rissole? What joke did Chips make about it?
    (MN-09,BP,DG-12,1R RP DG-13, RP-14,RP-15,MN-16)

    Ans. It is a fried cake of minced meat mixed with bread


    crumps. It was served on Monday. Chips called it
    “abhorrendum.” It was called Chips' latest.

    Q.6. What was meant by Chips' latest? (LR-14)

    Ans. Chips' latest was his fresh joke. Chips coined new jokes
    oven. People were always ready to listen to new jokes from
    him. He had earned the reputation of a jester.

    Q.7. Why did Chips not want to be the official head of


    Brookfield? (FB,LR-15,SL, 16)

    Ans. Chips did not want to be the official head. He did not
    consider himself equal to it. He was old. He said that he was
    production of war like so many majors and colonels.

    Q.8. What happened at the Brookfield Public School in the


    Winter of 19177 OR Why was Chips made acting Head of
    the school? (BP-10,MN-12) OR When did Chatteris die?
    (BP-10,GW-11)

    Ans. In the winter of 1917, the Head of Brookfield School, Mr.


    Chatteris died. The authorities asked Mr. Chips to take
    Chatteris' place as acting head. Mr. Chips gladly agreed to
    work.

    Q.9. How did Chips perform as the Head of School? (DG-


    10,11,MN,BP,DG-12,MN-13, DG-15,SL-15,16) OR When did
    Mr. Chips become the acting head of Brookfield?
    Ans. Mr. Chips became acting Head of Brookfield in 1917 and
    1918. He tackled problems. He dealt with complaints and
    requests. He became very kind, gentle and confident. He kept
    the sense of proportion.

    Q.10. What happened to Chips when he read out the


    names of those who were killed? (RP-11)

    Ans. When Chips read out the names of those who were killed,
    he became emotional. Sometimes tears rolled down his
    cheeks. People did not hate him for showing his weakness
    because he was an old man.

    Q.11: What is a bayonet practice? As Headmaster, what


    did Chips think of the bayonet practice? (SL-16)

    Ans. The bayonet is a long knife at the end of the gun with
    which a nearby enemy soldier can be killed. To Chips, it was a
    very vulgar way of killing people.

    Q.12. Why did Chips read the name of the German master
    along the Brookfieldian killed ones? (GW-13)

    Ans. Herr Staefel had been a teacher at Brookfield. He taught


    his students with full devotion. His services at Brookfield
    demanded this tribute.

    Q.13. How did people comment when Chips mentioned


    Herr Staefel, the German master? (GW-11)

    Ans. The people thought it funny to read the name of a


    German with others. He was killed on Western Front.
    Moreover, he was their enemy. They attributed it to Chips "old
    ideas."

    Q.14. What did Chips feel about the comments of the


    people on the issue of reading the name of Herr Staefel?

    Ans. Chips was happy that he still had the old ideas of dignity
    and generosity. Such ideas were becoming rare in the frantic
    world. He resolved that Brookfield would take those ideas from
    him.

    Q.15. How and when did Chatteris die? (FB-08,09,BP-


    11,SG-12,RP-12,GW-13,14,RP-16)

    Ans. Chatteris was suffering from diabetes. He was over-


    worked and over-worried. He died at the age of 41 in 1917.

    Q.16. How did Mr. Chips criticise the rationing system?


    (RP-12) OR Whom did Mr. Chips call Abhorendum?

    Ans. Mr. Chips criticised the rationing system during the First
    World War in a humorous manner. He observed that poor
    quality of meat called Rissole was served to students. Chips
    humorously named it Abhorendum.

    Q.17. What was the pre-war man? (AK-08,RP-12, GW-


    13,SL14) OR Why was Mr. Chips called pre-war? (FB-
    13,SL14,DG,RP-15,SL,BP-16)

    Ans. Mr. Chips was an old man. He was not satisfied with
    changes due to war. He always liked the pre-war values and
    days. He liked other nations to work together. He also
    mourned the death of Herr Staefl, a German teacher.
    Therefore, he was called pre-war.

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