Pride and Prejudice Chapters 1-10 FLASHCARD

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What is the distance from the Bennet's home to Mr. Bingley's rented home?

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3 miles

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Who is considered the wealthier character in 'Pride and Prejudice'?

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Mr. Darcy

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How many daughters does the Bennet family have?

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5

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In Chapter 10, who is Mr. Darcy writing to?

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His sister.

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What phrase did Mr. Darcy use that led Elizabeth to have a poor opinion of him?

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He called her 'tolerable'.

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What social class do the Bennet family belong to?

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The landed gentry.

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What is the significance of Mr. Bingley's wealth in the story?

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It makes him a desirable match for the Bennet daughters.

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How does Elizabeth Bennet's character challenge societal norms?

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She values personal happiness and intelligence over wealth and status.

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What role does pride play in Mr. Darcy's character development?

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His pride initially leads to misunderstandings and conflicts with Elizabeth.

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What is the primary setting of 'Pride and Prejudice'?

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Early 19th century England.

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