Carry on Jeeves Trivia Quiz

Answer: Florence Craye

In 'The Inimitable Jeeves', a collection of short stories, we are first introduced to Jeeves. When he joins Wooster's service, Bertie is engaged to Florence Craye. Of course, Jeeves wastes no time in breaking up the engagement!

Answer: Tipton Plimsoll

Tipton Plimsoll (who appears in 'Full Moon' and 'Galahad at Blandings') is married to Veronica Wedge, niece of Lord Emsworth of Blandings Castle. In 'Aunts aren't Gentlemen', Bertie mentions that his friend Tipton has referred him to Doctor Murgatroyd.

Answer: Reginald

In 'Much Obliged Jeeves', Bertie finds out that Jeeves' first name is Reginald. He thinks that it would have been very embarrassing, if Jeeves' first name had been Bertie !

Answer: Rosie Banks

Anatole was working at Bingo Little's house before he was poached by Aunt Dahlia (with the help of Jeeves). Bingo Little's wife was the celebrated author Rosie M Banks.

Answer: Ring for Jeeves

In 'Ring for Jeeves', Wooster enrolls at a school to train young men to be prepared for the social revolution. During this period, Jeeves works for Bertie's friend Bill, the Earl of Rowcester.

Answer: Junior Ganymede

The 'Junior Ganymede' is the club where Jeeves is a member. In 'Much Obliged Jeeves', Bertie is saved from an accident by Jeeves, who takes him to his club for a restorative.

Answer: Brinkley

The novel 'Thank You Jeeves' starts with Jeeves giving notice. He is replaced by Brinkley (also known as Bingley), who after a drunken binge sets Bertie's cottage on fire.

Answer: Lord Sidcup

Finally in 'Much Obliged Jeeves', Madeline Basset agrees to marry Roderick Spode alias Lord Sidcup after he gives up his political ambitions.

Answer: Pongo Twistleton

In 'Joy in the Morning' we get to see Boko, Stilton and Bertie engaged to Florence in turns. Pongo is the odd one out!

Answer: Chuffy

Chuffy or Marmaduke's Aunt Myrtle is married to the eminent loony doctor Roderick Glossop ('Thank you Jeeves').

Answer: Aunt Agatha

Aunt Agatha, who doesn't like Jeeves, refers to him as Bertie's keeper.

Answer: Aunts aren't Gentlemen

'Aunts aren't Gentlemen' is the last Wooster-Jeeves novel and it features Bertie's adventures in Maiden-Eggesford, where he has to deal with the likes of Orlo Potter, Pop Cook and Brabazon-Plank.

Answer: Five

Esmond has five aunts - Emmeline, Harriet, Charlotte, Myrtle and Dame Daphne Winkworth. We are introduced to them in the 'Mating Season'.

Answer: Thomas

Aunt Agatha's son's name is Thomas or Thos. Bertie borrows a cosh from Thos which is put to use in 'Mating Season', 'Joy in the Morning' and 'Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit'.

Answer: Stiff Upper Lip Jeeves

In 'Stiff Upper Lip Jeeves', Bertie is sentenced to twenty-eight days in prison by Sir Watkyn Basset. Jeeves decides to join Watkyn Basset's service after making a condition that Bertie be set free. Jeeves plans to resign his position with Basset after a week and then rejoin Bertie.