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1. A is for Alaric, Duke of Dunstable who likes to drop in at Blandings without invitation. Who among the following is Alaric's rich nephew who is a member of the Drones?
2. B is for Bertie Wooster, one of the most popular characters created by Plum. Bertie keeps getting engaged and has to rely on Jeeves to get out of his entanglements. Who among the following was not engaged to Bertie?
3. C is for Constance Keeble, the chatelaine of Blandings Castle. Who is the American businessman who woos Connie and marries her?
4. D is for Dahlia Travers, aunt of Bertie Wooster. Who among the following is engaged to Dahlia's daughter Angela?
5. E is for Eve Halliday who is engaged (and presumably married) to Psmith. Which of Plum's novels features Eve?
6. F is for Fredrick Twistleton, Earl of Ickenham. Lord Ickenham, or Uncle Fred, as he is popularly known, is featured in which of the following Blandings novels?
7. G is for Galahad Threepwood or Gally, the dapper younger brother of Lord Emsworth. Who among the following was not one of Gally's numerous sisters?
8. H is for Harold Pinker. The Rev. Harold Pinker, also known as 'Stinker'. To whom is Harold engaged?
9. I is for Ivor Llewellyn, a Hollywood magnate and President of the Superba-Llewllyn Motion Corporation. Which of these novels does not feature Llewellyn?
10. J is for Jeeves, man Friday of Bertie Wooster. Which was the first full-length Jeeves novel written by Wodehouse?
11. K is for 'Kipper' Herring, another of Wooster's chums who studied with him at school. Who is the bubbly red-head to whom Kipper is engaged?
12. L is for Linda Gilpin, niece of the Duke of Dunstable. She is engaged to one of Gally's godsons; what is his name?
13. M is for Mulliner. Mr. Mulliner is a well-known raconteur, who entertains customers at the Angler's rest with stories about his family. Who is his nephew, well-known for mimicking a hen laying an egg?
14. N is for Niagara Donaldson, the daughter of an American businessman. How do we know her better?
15. O is for Ogden Ford. This obnoxious child is the target of many a kidnapper. In which novel do we meet him?
16. P is for Percy Pilbeam, the nosy detective and proprietor of the Argus Inquiry Agency. In 'Heavy Weather', Pilbeam hires Monty Bodkin as a detective; why does he do it?
17. Q is for Queen of Matchingham. Who is the Queen of Matchingham?
18. R is for Rupert Baxter, the efficient secretary of Lord Emsworth. Baxter had been sacked by Emsworth, because he had thrown pots at Emsworth. What was the reason for Baxter throwing pots at Emsworth?
19. S is for 'Soapy' Molloy, a con artist, who, along with his wife Dolly, is featured in many of Plum's novels. In which of these novels do we meet Soapy?
20. T is for Tilbury. Lord Tilbury, or 'Stinker' Pyke, is the proprietor of the Mammoth Publishing Company and owns a number of magazines. Which of the following novels do not feature Lord Tilbury?
21. U is for Ukridge. Stanley Featherstonehaugh Ukridge is involved in entrepreneurial ideas which always go bust. What is the name of Ukridge's friend who is also the narrator of the stories?
22. V is for Veronica Wedge, the stunningly beautiful daughter of Hermione Wedge. Whom does Veronica marry?
23. W is for Watkyn Basset. Sir Watkyn Basset is the owner of Totleigh Towers. Who is Watkyn's daughter Madeline engaged to in the novel 'Stiff Upper Lip Jeeves'?
24. No X, we move on to Y for Yaxley. Lord Yaxley is featured in one of the short story collections of Plum. Whom is Lord Yaxley related to?
25. Z is for Zenobia 'Nobby' Hopwood, a friend of Bertie who is engaged to Boko Fittleworth. In which novel do we meet Zenobia and Boko?
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