P & P EXAM review

According to the novel's opening line, what did every young man of wealth want in his life?

• A car
• A dog
• A wife
• More money

How many daughters are in the Bennet family?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Why does Elizabeth have a poor opinion of Mr. Darcy?

• He killed Harambe
• He called her "tolerable"
• He insulted Jane
• He insulted her mother

Mrs. Bennet is

• loud
• rude
• vulgar
• all of the above

Why doesn't Jane return home from visiting the Bingleys?

• She has fallen ill.

• She refuses to return.

• She has received a marriage proposal.

• Her horse became injured on route.

Why do the Bingley sisters make fun of Elizabeth Bennet?

• her ugly face

• her lack of money

• her obesity

• her muddy stockings

Elizabeth Bennet refuses to dance with Darcy twice in this novel (so far). What effect does this have on Mr. Darcy?

• It makes him grow fonder of her.

• It makes him irritated with her.

• It makes him feel confused.

• It convinces him that she likes him.

Caroline Bingley and Mr. Darcy have a few different conversations about his obvious attraction to Elizabeth Bennet. Caroline tries to dissuade Darcy from forming a relationship with Elizabeth. How does she attempt to convince him?

• She flirts with him endlessly and desperately, hoping to attract him to herself instead.

• She discusses practical concerns like how little Darcy and Elizabeth have in common.

• She tries to use reverse psychology to encourage a relationship between them.

• She laughs at Darcy and hypothetically imagines how ridiculous it would be to marry into the Bennet family.

What does Elizabeth say that Darcy's (personality) defect is?

• a propensity to trust others too easily

• a propensity to hate everyone

• a propensity to talk badly about others behind their backs

• a propensity to think himself greater than he ought

What does Darcy say that Elizabeth's (personality) defect is?

• to ignore the vices in others

• to willfully misunderstand people

• to hate others with undue cause

• to ignore the virtues in others