Marriage Proposal in Pride and Prejudice

Who does Mr. Collins want to have a private audience with?

• Mrs. Bennett

• Miss Elizabeth

• Mr. Bennett

• Jane

Why does Mr. Collins want to marry?

• To set an example of matrimony

• To make Lady Catherine happy

• To inherit the estate

• All of the above

What is Miss Elizabeth's response to Mr. Collins' proposal?

• She accepts his proposal

• She declines his proposal

• She asks for more time to think

• She suggests they remain friends

Who does Mr. Collins mention as his esteemed patroness?

• Mrs. Bennett

• Lady Catherine

• Miss Elizabeth

• Jane

What does Mr. Collins think about Miss Elizabeth's refusal?

• He thinks she is being modest

• He thinks she is playing hard to get

• He thinks she is being foolish

• He thinks she is being headstrong

Who insists that Miss Elizabeth should marry Mr. Collins?

• Mr. Bennett

• Mrs. Bennett

• Jane

• Lady Catherine

What does Mr. Bennett threaten to do if Miss Elizabeth doesn't marry Mr. Collins?

• Disown her

• Send her away

• Cut off her inheritance

• Never speak to her again

Who does Miss Elizabeth choose to support her decision?

• Mr. Bennett

• Mrs. Bennett

• Jane

• Lady Catherine

What does Mrs. Bennett threaten to do if Miss Elizabeth doesn't marry Mr. Collins?

• Disown her

• Send her away

• Cut off her inheritance

• Never speak to her again

What does Mr. Bennett say about talking to his wife?

• He enjoys talking to her

• He doesn't like talking to her

• He doesn't take pleasure in talking to anyone

• He thinks talking is a waste of time