Pride and Prejudice Volume 2 Quiz

In Chapter 1, Elizabeth suspects that Bingley's sisters and this person are responsible for changing Bingley's mind about Jane. Who is it?

• Mr. Darcy

• Mr. Wickham

• Mr. Bennet

• Mr. Collins

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In Chapter 1, Elizabeth begins to lose her faith in humanity. What two people deeply disappointed her?

• Charlotte and Bingley

• Darcy and Wickham

• Jane and her mother

• Mr. Collins and her father

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In Chapter 2, Mrs. Gardiner suggests that Jane come to visit her in London. Why?

• She thinks a change of scenery would be good for Jane.

• She likes Jane's company.

• She thinks Bingley might come to visit her.

• All of these reasons are possible if not likely.

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In Chapter 3, Mrs. Gardiner attempts to discourage Elizabeth from a relationship with Wickham. Why?

• She thinks that Wickham doesn't have a large enough bank account.

• She thinks he is untrustworthy.

• She thinks he is unattractive.

• She thinks he is too young.

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In Chapter 3, how does Elizabeth respond to Mrs. Gardiner's attempt to discourage her from a relationship with Wickham?

• She agrees to never see Wickham again.

• She is confused and doesn't say anything.

• She states that she will do whatever she wants.

• She agrees to take it slow but makes no other promises.

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In Chapter 3, Jane writes to Elizabeth to explain that she was visited by Caroline Bingley. What was notable about this visit?

• Caroline treated Jane very coldly.

• Caroline treated Jane very well.

• Caroline seemed to be angry at Jane.

• Caroline was excited to share news about Mr. Bingley with Jane.

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In Chapter 3, how does Elizabeth respond when she learns that Wickham has shifted his attention to a young lady with a large inheritance?

• She still loves him madly.

• She dislikes him because he is greedy.

• She doesn't feel anything.

• She realizes that she was never in love with him.

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In Chapter 6, Elizabeth goes to visit Charlotte, and is invited to dinner with Lady Catherine. How does Elizabeth respond when Lady Catherine disapproves of the way she was raised?

• She becomes sad and starts to cry.

• She gets angry and leaves the room.

• She meekly says nothing at all.

• She politely defends her family.

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In Chapter 6, Lady Catherine objected to the fact that the Bennet daughters did not have a governess? What else did she object to?

• That all five daughters were out at once.

• That none of the five daughters knew how to draw.

• That only one of the Bennet daughters played the piano and sang.

• All of these reasons are accurate.

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In Chapter 7, what unexpected visitors arriave while Elizabeth is staying with Mr. Collins?

• Mr. Darcy and Col. Fitzwilliam

• Mr. and Mrs. Bennet

• Mr. Bingley and his sisters

• Mr. Wickham and his military regiment

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