Pride & Prejudice Ch.4 Part 1

"Madam, I must compliment you on the size and furniture of this room. I could almost imagine myself in the smaller summer breakfast-room at Rosing"

Who said this? To who? How did the listener react?

• Mr. Darcy said this to Elizabeth Bennet; she reacted with surprise.
• Mr. Collins said this to Lady Lucas; she felt offended at first.

• Mr. Wickham said this to Lydia Bennet; she reacted with excitement.
• Mr. Bingley said this to Jane Bennet; she reacted with laughter.

Why did Elizabeth felt sorry in a sarcastic way for Caroline?

• Wickham told Elizabeth that Lady Catherine, was Mr. Darcy’s aunt, was planning to marry her daughter.

• Elizabeth knew that Mr. Darcy doesn't admire Caroline Bingley.

• Elizabeth knew that Mr. Darcy is to marry very soon.

• Wickham said that Caroline is going to marry Mr. Collins.

“She’s too much like her brother –very proud. She’s a handsome girl of about fifteen or sixteen, and I understand, extremely accomplished." Who is talking and about who?

• Mr. Wickham is talking about Elizabeth Bennet.

• Mr. Wickham is talking about Georgiana Darcy.

• Mr. Collins is talking about Lydia Bennet.

• Mr. Bingley is talking about Jane Bennet.

“I can’t pretend to be sorry that he is valued as he deserves, but with him it doesn’t  often happen.”

What does the speaker mean?

• The speaker believes the person deserves more recognition than they receive.
• The speaker is upset that the person is not valued enough.
• The speaker means that they are glad the person is valued, and that this person doesn't show his true character.

• The speaker thinks the person is overvalued and does not deserve the attention.

A group of people gathers at Lucas Lodge and Mr. Lucas suggests that Elizabeth should dance with Mr. Darcy. How does she respond?

• She immediately leaves.

• She dances with him.

• She is suddenly very ill.

• She declines the invitation.

What did Elizabeth said about Mr. Darcy to Mr. Wickham?

• He said that he was very attractive.

• She said that he wanted to marry Jane.

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  She said that he was very unpleasant.

• She said that he was very fond of her.