PRIDE AND PREJUDICE CHAPTERS 12-17

What does Miss Bingley do to impress Mr. Darcey?

• Wear a fancy dress

• She reads the second volume of his book

• Dance

• Recite a poem

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What happens between Darcy and Wickham when they see each other

• They turn red

• They discuss the past

• They introduce the girls to each other

• They get excited

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Mrs. Bennett sent the carriage to Jane and Lizzy right away when they asked.

• True

• False

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Who is arriving for dinner with the Bennets?

• Mr. Darcy

• Mr. Bingley

• Mrs. Edwards

• Mr. Collins

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Why is Mrs. Bennet upset with Collin's admiration of the house?

• Because he doesn't actually mean it

• Because he is exaggerating

• Because she doesn't want him to have it

• Because it is not right for a man to comment on a house

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Who does Mr. collins lavish his praise upon?

• Lady Catherine

• Lady Gwyneth

• Lady Bennet

• Lady Pattington

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Which of the below best describes Mr. Collins?

• Charismatic, funny and witty

• Loving, caring and intelligent

• Not sensible, boring and obnoxious

• Sensible, handsome, rich

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Why are the younger girls interested in Meryton?

• Because of the soldiers there

• Because they want to meet rich suitors

• To get the town gossip

• To show off themselves

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Character development of Elizabeth Bennet: How does Elizabeth's attitude towards Mr. Darcy change throughout chapters 12-17?

• Her attitude changes from indifference to hatred and disgust.

• Her attitude changes from admiration to fear and distrust.

• Her attitude changes from respect to disdain and annoyance.

• Her attitude changes from disdain to respect and admiration.

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Character development of Elizabeth Bennet: How does Elizabeth's perception of marriage and love evolve in chapters 12-17?

• Her perception evolves from practical and cynical to open-minded and romantic.

• Her perception evolves from naive and idealistic to practical and cynical.

• Her perception evolves from traditional and conservative to rebellious and unconventional.

• Her perception evolves from indifferent and apathetic to passionate and devoted.

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