The entailment on the Bennet property is

A crucial point around which the action of the plot revolves.

A comic device used to make fun of the male characters.

A trivial point that would have been better left out.

A representation of Romantic themes

Mr. Collins believes Elizabeth is not serious when she refuses his proposal of marriage because

He thinks it is normal for a young girl to refuse a man the first time he asks for her hand.

He believes Elizabeth must accept his offer because she is unlikely to receive any other offers.

He is so conceited that he believes Elizabeth must be in love with him.

Charlotte Lucas decides to marry Mr. Collins because she believes

She will be secure with Mr. Collins

He is a good, honest man and she truly loves him.

Elizabeth’s father will not live much longer and Mr. Collins will inherit Longbourn.

Which of the following incidents is an example of Elizabeth’s prejudice against Darcy?

Elizabeth believes Mr. Darcy is unfair when he denies Wickham the “living” promised to him by Darcy’s father.

Elizabeth believes Mr. Darcy is unfair to use his influence, stopping Bingley’s relationship with Jane.

Elizabeth believes Mr. Darcy refuses to associate with the Bennet girls or their neighbors because of his social position.

Which of the following incidents from the story helps Darcy and Elizabeth admit their love for each other?

Lady Catherine visits Elizabeth at Longbourn to warn her to stay away from Darcy.

Charlotte marries Mr. Collins, resulting in Elizabeth’s visit to Rosings, where she again meets Darcy.

Lydia elopes with Wickham, resulting in Darcy’s paying Wickham’s debts and Lydia’s dowry.

Darcy is interested in Elizabeth because.

She challenges him to reexamine his sense of pride

She comes from a good family and has been to the very best schools.

Which of the following incidents from the story is an example of irony?

Miss Bingley, while trying to discredit Elizabeth by speaking ill of her to Darcy, in return, discredits herself.

Lydia and Wickham frequently need to ask Elizabeth and Jane for money.

Darcy mistakes the Gardiners for nobility when they are really merely traders.

Mary wants to entertain more than her sisters do, but has less musical talent.

In a letter to Elizabeth, Mr. Darcy explains that he

Did not feel that Jane was serious about Bingley.

Never tried to keep Jane and Bingley apart.

Did not feel that Bingley was serious about Jane.

Actually tried to get Bingley to keep seeing Jane.

Darcy uses his money and position to

Help Lydia avoid being disgraced by Wickham.

Be picky to choose any wife he wanted

Release the Benett estate from entailment

What is the meaning behind this quote: “She blushed, and Jane blushed; but the cheeks of the two who caused their confusion suffered no variation of color.”

Jane and Elizabeth are embarrassed by the scandal that Wickham and Lydia caused, but the married couple is not.

Elizabeth is upset because she is jealous that Lydia married Wickham

Elizabeth and Jane are mad because they just found out about Darcy’s role in Wickham and Lydia’s wedding

Jane is sad because her younger sister got married before her, and Elizabeth is embarrassed for her.

Which of the following incidents from the story is written almost entirely in dialogue?

Elizabeth turns down a marriage proposal from Darcy.

Elizabeth learns the truth from Darcy about his and Wickham’s part in keeping Bingley away from Jane.

Mrs. Gardiner tells Elizabeth about what Darcy has done to make Wickham marry Lydia, saving her from disgrace.

Miss Bingley tells Jane that she and her brother have left Netherfield and will not return that winter.

Which of the following statements about the marriages presented in the story is true?

Jane and Bingley are happy together because they are in love and have similar temperaments.

Mr. Bennet married Mrs. Bennet because of her wealth and beauty.

Lydia and Wickham are both reckless and impulsive, but they are happy together.

Mr. Collins marries Charlotte on the rebound, although he is still in love with Elizabeth.

What does Mrs. Bennet consider to be the most important quality in a prospective son-in-law?

The reader knows Elizabeth is attracted to Darcy because

She is upset about Lydia’s elopement, certain that Darcy will never want to marry into a family that has been disgraced.

She is delighted to discover that Miss de Bourgh is sickly looking.

She rejects Mr. Collins’ marriage proposal.

‘“My dear, dear Lydia!’ she cried. ‘This is delightful indeed! She will be married! I shall see her again! She will be married at sixteen!’” (Chapter 49). Mrs. Bennet’s comment here is an example of:

Irony. Austen is saying that it is ironic that the youngest girl is the first to be married.

Foreshadowing. Austen uses Mrs. Bennet’s dramatic dialogue to explain Lydia’s future.

Satire. Austen is poking fun at the social convention that says any marriage is better than a young woman remaining single.

Elizabeth loves her father but does not think he is a good husband to her mother because

He teases and makes fun of his wife in front of the children.

He agrees to let Wickham marry Lydia.

He gives Darcy permission to marry Elizabeth, even though he thought Darcy was a disagreeable man.

He is unable to change the entail on the estate leaving, upon his death, Longbourn to Mr. Collins.

Elizabeth agrees to visit Pemberley with the Gardiners because

She is curious about Darcy’s home.

She wants to apologize for her cruel, inaccurate comments about Darcy’s treatment of Wickham.

Charlotte has definite ideas about men and marriage. Which of the following statements made by Charlotte proves to be true for Jane?

It is wise for a woman to let a man know she is interested in him.

A happy marriage is a matter of luck.

People grow apart once they are married, so it does not matter how long they have known each other before they get married.

After a woman is married, she can take her time when falling in love with her husband.

Elizabeth changes her opinion of Wickham because

She learns the truth about him from Darcy

He is much younger than Elizabeth; she thinks he is charming but immature.

Her father does not like him; Elizabeth respects her father’s opinions.

The main reason Wickham marries Lydia is because

Darcy has given him money to do so.

Mr. Bennet has given him money to do so.

He realizes that otherwise Lydia’s reputation will be ruined.

When Darcy asks Mr. Bennet for Elizabeth’s hand, Elizabeth has to work to convince her father that

Mr. Darcy has enough money to support her.

Mrs. Bennet will eventually approve of the marriage.

The neighbors will eventually stop gossiping about the match.

Pride and Prejudice Chapter 39

Authored by Margaret Anderson

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Cause: Mr. Collins is looking for a wife among the Bennets

He proposes to Charlotte

Elizabeth is embarrassed by her family

Mrs. Gardiner discourages a match with him

He proposes to Elizabeth

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Cause: Lady Catherine and Darcy both have large estates.

Mrs. Gardiner discourages a match with him

The young Miss de Bourgh is expected to marry her cousin and join their properties

Mrs. Gardiner invites Jane to London

Wickham is interested in her

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Cause: Miss Bingley states that the Bingleys do not intend to return to Netherfield.

Jane is upset by the letter she receives after the Bingleys go to London

Mrs. Gardiner invites Jane to London

Mrs. Gardiner discourages a match with him

Wickham doesn’t show up at the Bingley’s ball

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Cause: Wickham is avoiding Darcy.

He proposes to Elizabeth.

Wickham is interested in her

Wickham doesn’t show up at the Bingley’s ball

Elizabeth is embarrassed by her family

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Cause: Elizabeth turns down Mr. Collins.

Elizabeth is embarrassed by her family

Mrs. Gardiner discourages a match with him

He proposes to Elizabeth

He proposes to Charlotte

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CCSS.RI.5.3

CCSS.RI.6.3

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Cause: Elizabeth hopes to dance with Wickham.

Wickham doesn’t show up at the Bingley’s ball

He proposes to Charlotte.

Elizabeth looks forward to the Bingley’s Ball

Mrs. Gardiner discourages a match with him

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CCSS.RI.5.3

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Cause: Mrs. Bennet prattles on and Mary performs long, affectedly, and poorly.

Elizabeth is embarrassed by her family

Elizabeth looks forward to the Bingley’s Ball

Wickham doesn’t show up at the Bingley’s ball

Mrs. Gardiner invites Jane to London

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CCSS.RI.5.3

CCSS.RI.6.3

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Pride and Prejudice Chapter 39

Cause: Mr. Collins is looking for a wife among the Bennets

Cause: Lady Catherine and Darcy both have large estates.

Cause: Miss Bingley states that the Bingleys do not intend to return to Netherfield.

Cause: Wickham is avoiding Darcy.

Cause: Elizabeth turns down Mr. Collins.

Cause: Elizabeth hopes to dance with Wickham.

Cause: Mrs. Bennet prattles on and Mary performs long, affectedly, and poorly.

Cause: Elizabeth tells her aunt about Jane’s broken heart.

Cause: Wickham has no money.

Cause: Miss King has recently come into an inheritance.

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