Pride & Prejudice: C31-35

Multiple Choice

Which of the following events occurs after Sir William leaves Hunsford?

• Elizabeth receives a letter from her sister Jane.

• Mr. Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam arrive at Rosings Park.

• Lady Catherine invites Elizabeth to dinner.

• Mr. Collins proposes to Elizabeth.

Open Ended

Why might Sir William be pleased with Charlotte’s marriage, and what does this reveal about social expectations during the Regency era?

Multiple Choice

What does Lady Catherine do during the Rosings Dinner & Pianoforte Scene?

• She praises Elizabeth's piano skills.

• She critiques Elizabeth's piano skills.

• She ignores Elizabeth.

• She leaves the room.

Multiple Select

Which of the following events occur during the frequent visits to the parsonage?

• Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam visit regularly.

• Charlotte suspects Darcy’s interest in Elizabeth.

• Elizabeth proposes to Darcy.

• Walks in the countryside lead to further encounters.

Open Ended

How does Colonel Fitzwilliam's revelation affect Elizabeth's perception of Darcy?

Fill in the Blanks

Darcy unexpectedly declares

for Elizabeth during the first proposal.

Multiple Choice

What is the significance of the first proposal in the novel?

• It marks the beginning of Elizabeth and Darcy's friendship.

• It is the novel’s midpoint and emotional climax.

• It resolves all misunderstandings between characters.

• It introduces a new character.

Open Ended

Explain how the key quotes from Darcy and Elizabeth reflect the themes of pride and prejudice in their relationship.

Open Ended

Reflecting on the key moments from chapters 31-35 of 'Pride & Prejudice,' what questions do you still have or what would you like to explore further about the characters' interactions at Rosings Park?

Multiple Choice

What significant event occurs when Mr. Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam arrive at Rosings Park?

• Sir William proposes to Charlotte

• Elizabeth meets Colonel Fitzwilliam for the first time

• Mr. Darcy leaves Rosings Park

• Charlotte moves to London

Open Ended

How does the metaphor of a 'wide chasm' between the characters in the novel illustrate the themes of pride, prejudice, and social status?