Pride and Prejudice 1-40

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

• That they find true love for themselves

• That they find a good job to support themselves

• That they pursue an education

• That they find husbands to support them

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How many daughters do the Bennet's have? Who is Mr. Bennet's favorite ? Who is Mrs. Bennet's favorite?

• Six; they treat them all equally

• Four; Mary is his favorite; Lydia is her favorite

• Three; Jane is both of their favorite

• Five; Elizabeth is his favorite; Jane is her favorite

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Why is Caroline Bingley so mean to Elizabeth?

• Because she wants Darcy to marry Miss de Bourgh

• Because she is jealous of Darcy's attention to Elizabeth

• Because she thinks Elizabeth would cheat on Darcy

• Because she thinks Jane is cheating on her brother

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

• Talking on the public phones with each other

• Holding hands in public

• Having dinner together at Rosings

• Dancing together at a ball

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Darcy's bestie

• Mr. Wickham

• Mr. Bennet

• Mr. Collins

• Mr. Bingley

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Complete the quotation: “It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a ___.”

• house

• wife

• friend

• treasure

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What does it mean that Mr. Bennet’s property is “entailed”?

• It comes from his wife’s family.

• It can only be inherited by a male.

• Lady Catherine de Bourgh gave it to him.

• He rents from Sir William Lucas.

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In Chapter 3, how are Mr. Bingley and Mr. Darcy percieved when they first attend a ball?

• Mr. Bingley is seen as social but Mr. Darcy is seen as arrogant.
• Mr. Darcy is seen as social but Mr. Bingley is seen as arrogant.
• Both men are seen as friendly and social.
• Both men are seen as proud and arrogant.

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In Chapter 3, Elizabeth overhears Mr. Darcy state that this person is not pretty enough for him. Who is it?

• Jane Bennet
• Elizabeth Bennet
• Mary Bennet
• Lydia Bennet

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What is NOT on of the main subjects of the novel?

• marriage
• the damaging effects of war on society
• love
• false perceptions

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