Vocabulary Revision 'Pride and Prejudice'

Mr. Darcy is considered to be ...

• friendly

• arrogant

• poverty-stricken

Elizabeth is considered to be ...

• clever

• wealthy

• controlling

In the beginning both of them were ...

• in love

• friends

• proud and prejudiced

In the end they ...

• were enemies

• fell in love

• hated each other

Elizabeth's mother is ...

• overbearing

• bookish

• pompous

Mr. Darcy's arrival caused a great ....

• vanity

• stir

• disappointment

Mr Darcy has no interest in women who are

“slighted by other men.” What does it mean?

• respected by

• liked by

• snubbed by

Elizabeth replies that it is

hard to laugh at a “propensity" to hate everybody. What does it mean?

• tendency

• arrogance

• mood

Mr. Darcy admits he was given good principles, but left to follow them in pride and

conceit. What does it mean?

• freedom

• prejudice

• arrogance

Mr. Darcy considers his father benevolent and amiable. What does he mean?

• a true gentleman

• cruel and strict

• friendly and

  kindhearted