Pride and Prejudice

Which character's home plays the greatest symbolic role in the novel?

• Darcy's

• Elizabeth's

• Bingley's

• Mr. Collins's

Which character did Austen use to highlight the necessity of marriage for young women at that time?

• Lady Catherine de Bourgh

• Mrs. Bennet

• Lydia Bennet

• Mr. Collin

What hinders romantic love in the novel?

• Rigid gender roles imposed by society

• Religious conventions and tradition

• Each individual's cynicism and doubt

• Social conventions and concern for appearances

At the beginning, Darcy was overly proud and overly conscious of his social status. Then what factor built a kind of humility in him?

• Elizabeth's rejection

• Wickham's revelation

• Miss Bingley's love

• Elizabeth's expectation

What are the themes in Pride and Prejudice?

• Gender and Class

• Reputation and Love

• Family and Integrity

• All of them

Mr. Collin is the combination of

• Hardworking and polite

• Handsome and intelligent

• Snobbish and obsequious.

• Careful and polite

The problem of the entailed Longbourn estate is related to which of the following themes?

• Prejudice

• Love

• Class and Gender

• Integrity

According to Mr. Darcy, what qualities make a woman “accomplished”?

• “the improvement of her mind by extensive reading.”

• "a knowledge of music, art, and languages"

• "certain something in her air and manner of walking, the tone of her voice.”

• "kindness and good manner"

Which characteristic does Elizabeth have to overcome in the novel?

• Her belief in the virtue of behaving conventionally

• Her pattern of choosing men who are bad for her

• Her tendency to make judgments too quickly

• Her cynicism about the reality of romantic love

How does Elizabeth Bennet defy societal expectations?

• She does not marry the first man who asks her, despite the promise of future poverty as a single woman

• She refuses to please people in deference to their greater wealth

• She takes long, wet walks without any care for maintaining a neat and ladylike appearance

• All of the above