Pride and Prejudice Volume I

In Chapter 1, Elizabeth suspects that Bingley's sisters and this person are responsible for changing Bingley's mind about Jane. Who is it?

• Mr. Darcy

• Mr. Wickham

• Mr. Bennet

• Mr. Collins

In Chapter 1, Elizabeth begins to lose her faith in humanity. What two people deeply disappointed her?

• Charlotte and Bingley

• Darcy and Wickham

• Jane and her mother

• Mr. Collins and her father

In Chapter 2, Mrs. Gardiner suggests that Jane come to visit her in London. Why?

• She thinks a change of scenery would be good for Jane.

• She likes Jane's company.

• She thinks Bingley might come to visit her.

• All of these reasons are possible if not likely.

In Chapter 3, Mrs. Gardiner attempts to discourage Elizabeth from a relationship with Wickham. Why?

• She thinks that Wickham doesn't have a large enough bank account.

• She thinks he is untrustworthy.

• She thinks he is unattractive.

• She thinks he is too young.

Which character in "Pride and Prejudice" is most associated with the theme of pride?

• Elizabeth Bennet

• Mr. Darcy

• Mr. Collins

• Jane Bennet

How does Jane Austen use the character of Mr. Collins to critique society?

• By showcasing his intelligence

• Through his obsequiousness to Lady Catherine

• By highlighting his romantic nature

• Through his independence and free spirit

What is the main reason Mrs. Bennet wants her daughters to marry well?

• To ensure they have a good social standing

• To secure their financial future

• Because she wants to live vicariously through them

• To increase her own social circle

What role does social class play in the obstacles to Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy's relationship?

• It is a minor inconvenience

• It is the primary obstacle

• It has no impact on their relationship

• It is only relevant to secondary characters

Which character undergoes significant character development, moving from prejudice to understanding and love?

• Mr. Darcy

• Elizabeth Bennet

• Mr. Bingley

• Both A and B

What does the development of Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy's relationship illustrate about the theme of pride?

• Pride is an unchangeable trait

• Pride can lead to misunderstanding and prejudice

• Pride is necessary for social survival

• Pride has no impact on personal relationships