P&P Review

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

Elizabeth and her sister Jane are close and are alike in many ways, but

• Elizabeth is more kind in her judgments of people than Jane is

• Elizabeth is more cynical in her judgments of people than Jane is

• the sisters compete when it comes to winning men's affection

• Jane is closer to her friend Charlotte than Elizabeth is

At the end of the book, Lydia

• gets a job in a factory to support herself and Wickham

• frequently asks for money and overstays her welcome

• realizes she made a mistake and divorces Wickham

• gets pregnant with another man's baby

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

Why doesn't Elizabeth want Lydia to go to Brighton?

• It would not be fair to the rest of the family

• Lydia is too young to make it to Brighton by herself

• Lydia's unsupervised behavior will reflect poorly on herself and the family

• Mrs. Bennet desperately needs her help at Longbourn

Who does Lady Catherine think Darcy should marry?

• Her niece Florence

• Her

• Her sister Bernadette

• Her daughter Anne

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

While on vacation with the Gardiners, Elizabeth receives a letter that informs her

• that Mr. Bingley has proposed to Jane

• that Mary has been accepted to college

• that Kitty has become pregnant out of wedlock

• that Lydia has run away with Wickham

Proves that wealth does not always equal manners

• Georgiana Darcy

• Mr. Collins

• Lady Catherine de Bourgh

• Charles Bingley

Spilled the beans to Elizabeth that Darcy convinced Bingley to forget about Jane

• Mr. Wickham

• Colonel Fitzwilliam

• Mr. Bennet

• Mr. Gardiner