12_B Pride & Predudice

What is Mrs. Bennet's main concern for her daughters?

• That they find true love for themselves

• That they pursue an education

• That they find a good job to support themselves

• That they find husbands to support them

What is one way to establish potential relationships in this time period?

• Holding hands in public

• Going to town for a meal

• Dancing together at a ball

• Slipping away alone, for a private carriage ride

Mr. Collins, the heir to the Longbourn estate, visits the Bennet family...

• with the intention of becoming the new preacher.

• with the intention of finding a wife among Mr. Bennet's daughters.

• with the intention of spying on Mr. Darcy.

• with the intention of spending time with his beloved aunt, Mrs. Bennet.

The arrival of which rich bachelor, to neighboring Netherfield Hall, delights Mrs. Bennet

• Mr. Darcy

• Mr. Bingley

• Colonel Fitzwilliam

Which one of these statements about Elizabeth and her sister Jane is NOT true ?

• They share a bed chamber.

• Jane is more inclined than Elizabeth to generally see the good in people.

• Lizzy is more inclined than Jane to form tenacious and prejudiced first impressions.

• Elizabeth is always open with her sister.

Caroline Bingley is all these things, except...

• Desirous of an engagement to an officer, as she loathes nobility.

• Is jealous of Darcy's growing interest in Elizabeth.

• Disapproves of her brother's esteem for Jane Bennet.

• A vain and snobbish young woman.

This officer in the militia, has been acquainted with Mr. Darcy since infancy, being the son of Mr. Darcy's father's steward. He is superficially charming and rapidly forms an attachment with Elizabeth Bennet, but later runs off with Lydia, with no intention of marriage.

• Charles Bingley

• Mr. Wickham

• Colonel Fitzwilliam

• Mr. Collins

Georgiana, is the quiet, amiable, and shy younger sister of whom ?

• Mr. Collins

• Mr. Darcy

• Mr. Bennet

• Mr. Bingley

Mr. Collins, whose small rectory abuts the wealthy home of his patroness, Lady Catherine de Bourgh, can be described as...

• Charming and 'light of foot' at the ball.

• An obsequious and pompous clergyman, prone to give long speeches.

• A most noble and trustworthy companion for Darcy.

• A man who despises the haughty behavior of Lady Catherine de Bourgh.

Select the one FALSE statement about Lady Catherine de Bourgh.

• The overbearing, pompous, and domineering aunt of Mr. Darcy.

• The exceedingly wealthy owner of Rosings Park.

• Comes to the Bennet home to demand Elizabeth marry her nephew at once.

• Has long planned to marry off her sickly daughter, Anne, to Darcy.