Pride and Prejudice. Chapter 2

Who is the most realistic and rational of all the Bennet sisters?

• Mary

• Elizabeth

• Jane

• Kitty

Who invited Jane for dinner?

• Mr. Bingley

• Mr. Bingley's sister

• Mr. Darcy

Why does Mrs Bennet think that is is a better idea to go to the dinner on horseback instead of by carriage although it's going to rain?

• Because if it rains, she will have to spend the night at Mr. Bingley's house.

• Because if it rains, Mr. Bingley will have to take her back home in his carriage.

Jane gets a fever because of the rain and sends her family a note saying she has to stay at Mr. Bingley's house. Who is worried about Jane?

• Her mother, Mrs. Bennet.

• Her sister, Elizabeth.

• all the members of the family are really worried.

Elizabeth decides to go to Mr. Bingley's house and see her sister, who is ill.

She goes there...

• by carriage.

• by horse

• by bike

• walking

Elizabeth stayed at Mr. Bingley's house to take care of her sister Jane. The two sisters stayed there. Who else was in the house?

• Caroline, Charles and Darcy.

• Caroline, Darcy, Charles and Georgiana.

What is Caroline's opinion about the Bennets?

• She thinks that Elizabeth doesn't behave like a lady.

• She thinks that Jane and Elizabeth are quite sweet and pleasant.

• She thinks that the mother is a horrible woman.

• She thinks that the family hasn't got much money or any rich relatives.

• All options are correct.

Choose the correct option:

• Darcy likes Elizabeth.

• Charles likes Jane.

• Caroline likes Darcy.

• All options are correct

• Jane likes Charles.

In chapter 1, Elizabeth thought that Darcy was arrogant and cold. Does Elizabeth's opinion about Darcy change in chapter 2?

• Yes. Elizabeth's opinion about Darcy changes for the better.

• No, she thinks exactly the same about Darcy.

Darcy starts to like Elizabeth. Does he see a future if they are together?

• Yes. He would like to be with her forever.

• No. He likes Caroline.

• No. He can't see a future with her because she doesn't belong to a rich family.