Pride and Prejudice chap. 44--61

When she first meets her, Elizabeth realizes that Georgiana is:

• as arrogant as her brother

• in love with Charles Bingley

• very shy

• incapable of being a society wife

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Elizabeth explains to Darcy that she came to Pemberly only because

• her aunt and uncle wanted to

• the tickets were free

• she had been told he was not there

• both a and c

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Darcy tells Elizabeth that he returned home to:

• Make marriage plans with Miss Bingley

• visit Georgiana at boarding school

• get the house ready for guests

• prepare Pemberly for sale

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While speaking to Elizabeth, Miss Bingley snidely remarks that:

• the Bennets must miss the militia since the unit moved from Meryton

• Kitty made a fool of herself at Bingley's ball

• Darcy confided to her that he felt Elizabeth was "plain"

• Elizabeth was making a fool of herself by chasing Darcy

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It becomes obvious to the reader that Caroline Bingley is

• actually quite humble and just putting up a front

• spiteful and jealous

• deeply religious, and likely to enter an Anglican convent

• the woman whom Darcy secretly loves

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Elizabeth receives a letter from Jane telling her that:

• their father is desperately ill

• Lydia has been is a carriage accident while at Brighton

• Wickham and Lydia has eloped

• Mrs. Bennet has left Mr. Bennet and refuses to come home

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Elizabeth realized that there is distinct possibility that:

• Wickham will not marry Lydia, and the family will be ruined by the scandal

• Mr. Collins will insist that the Bennet women leave their home if Mr. Bennet dies.

• Mrs. Bennet is very capable of refusing to return home, which will disgrace Mr. Bennet

• Lydia was not in a carriage accident at all, and that she's just looking for attention

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The two people Elizabeth turns to for help with this dilemma are:

• Wickham and Lydia

• Mr. and Mrs. Gardner

• Darcy and Bingley

• Darcy and Mr. Gardner

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Darcy blames himself for Elizabeth's situation because:

• He had been told Mr. Bennet was sick, but did not summon a doctor

• He told no one that Wickham had tried to run off with Georgiana because he did not want to disgrace her

• He was concerned about the carriage the Foresters borrowed from his estate, but did nothing about it.

• He simply couldn't tolerate Mrs. Bennet and was grateful that she was no longer in the picture

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When his trip to London is unsuccessful, it is no surprise to the reader that Mr. Bennet:

• gives up and comes home

• appeals to Mr.Collins to use his connections

• becomes very ill and seems unlikely to recover

• buys jewelry in an attempt to lure Mrs. Bennet home

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