Pride & Prejudice Reassessment

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Why is Caroline Bingley so mean to Elizabeth?

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Caroline Bingley is mean to Elizabeth because she is jealous of Darcy's attention to Elizabeth.

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How does Mr. Collins react to Miss Bennet's rejection of his marriage proposal?

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Mr. Collins thinks Miss Bennet is being flirtatious and cannot comprehend that he would be rejected.

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What does Lady Catherine demand of Elizabeth?

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Lady Catherine demands that Elizabeth never agree to marry Darcy.

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What does Elizabeth realize after reading Darcy's letter?

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Elizabeth realizes that she placed her trust in Wickham's good looks and sociability, overlooking his impropriety.

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Which of the following does not describe Lady Catherine De Bourgh?

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Lady Catherine is not very lavish in the gifts she gives to those she likes.

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What is the significance of social class in 'Pride and Prejudice'?

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Social class influences relationships, marriage prospects, and character interactions throughout the novel.

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How does Elizabeth Bennet challenge societal norms?

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Elizabeth challenges societal norms by valuing personal happiness and love over financial security in marriage.

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

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Darcy's pride initially leads to misunderstandings, but he learns humility and self-awareness through his love for Elizabeth.

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How does the theme of prejudice manifest in the novel?

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Prejudice is shown through characters' judgments based on social status, leading to misinterpretations and conflicts.

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What is the relationship between Elizabeth and Jane Bennet?

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Elizabeth and Jane share a close sisterly bond, supporting each other through romantic challenges and societal pressures.