Return to the Edwardian "Manor House"

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1. The "owners" of Manderston were Sir John and Lady Anna Oliff-Cooper. They are not titled in real life. True False

2. The first scullery maid didn't last very long. How many days did she stay at the Manor House? two days five days seven hours one week

3. Who did Mr. Edgar name as First Footman? Charlie Tristan Rob Kenny

4. What was Mr. Edgar's reason for choosing this person as First Footmen? He was smarter He was taller He applied first He had more experience

5. Two Manor House servants became especially ill (not due to dust or alcohol) during their stay. Which ones? Mr. Edgar and M. Dubiard Rebecca and Mr. Edgar M. Dubiard and Rebecca Mrs. Davies and Rebecca

6. Of the higher servants, Mr. Edgar, Mrs. Davies, Miss Morrison, Mr. Raj-Singh and M. Dubiard, two were drawn to the project because they had grandparents who had been in service and wanted to experience this life in honor of them. Which two? Answer: (Answer "Last name and Last name" (3 words))

7. At the charity bazaar a fortune teller told Mr. Edgar that he would have particular trouble with one servant. The series implied that which servant was the culprit? M. Dubiard Ellen Antonia Kenny

8. Of the "upstairs" family, one had much more trouble with the Edwardian life. Which one? Sir John Guy Jonty Avril

9. The Manor House celebrated Guy Fawkes Day with fireworks and a bonfire. The servants made a "Guy" to burn. Who did they make the dummy resemble? Guy Fawkes Sir John King Edward Mr. Edgar

10. Another celebration was the Servants' Ball. Which servant took this opportunity to "chew out" Sir John? M. Dubiard Mr. Raj-Singh Antonia Kenny