Multiple Choice Quiz – Chapter 5 of Sense and Sensibility

Why do Elinor and Marianne travel to London?

• A) To visit their brother, John Dashwood.
• B) To look for a new home.
• C) To visit Mrs. Jennings.
• D) To surprise Edward Ferrars.

What is Marianne’s primary reason for wanting to go to London?

• A) She wants to meet new people.
• B) She hopes to see Willoughby.
• C) She wants to spend time with Colonel Brandon.
• D) She is excited about attending social events.

How does Marianne react when she arrives in London?

• A) She writes letters to Willoughby and waits for his response.
• B) She goes shopping and enjoys the city.
• C) She immediately attends a grand party.
• D) She argues with Elinor about Edward.

What happens when Colonel Brandon visits the Dashwood sisters in London?

• A) He asks Elinor to marry him.
• B) He brings news about Edward Ferrars.
• C) He is heartbroken but polite when Marianne avoids him.
• D) He warns Marianne about Willoughby.

What does Elinor notice about Marianne’s behavior in London?

• A) She seems anxious and distracted.
• B) She is happy and carefree.
• C) She avoids discussing Willoughby.
• D) She becomes interested in Colonel Brandon.

How does Marianne react when Willoughby does not immediately respond to her letter?

• A) She assumes he is busy and waits patiently.
• B) She becomes extremely upset and restless.
• C) She decides to forget about him.
• D) She seeks comfort in Colonel Brandon’s company.

When Marianne finally sees Willoughby at a party, how does he behave?

• A) He is warm and excited to see her.
• B) He ignores her and acts distant.
• C) He proposes to her in front of everyone.
• D) He leaves the party immediately.

What does Marianne do after Willoughby’s cold reaction?

• A) She confronts him angrily in front of the guests.
• B) She writes him another letter asking for an explanation.
• C) She decides to leave London immediately.
• D) She turns her attention to Colonel Brandon.

How does Willoughby respond to Marianne’s letter?

• A) He tells her that he is still in love with her.
• B) He explains that he is engaged to someone else.
• C) He begs for her forgiveness.
• D) He challenges Colonel Brandon to a duel.

What theme is most evident in Chapter 5?

• A) The importance of family inheritance.
• B) The consequences of unguarded emotions.
• C) The excitement of London society.
• D) The rivalry between Elinor and Marianne.