Pride and Prejudice qz9-10

How do Jane and Elizabeth facilitate the elopement of Wickham and Lydia?

• they keep quiet about Wickham's past behavior

• they encourage Lydia's trip to Brighton

• they recommend Mrs. Forster as Lydia's chaperon

• They conceal Lydia's plans to elope.

The Housekeeper acknowledges that some say Darcy's proud, but

• his servants love him

• it's because he's not chatty

• she's not seen it

• all of the above

Why does Mr. Bennet let Lydia go to Brighton?

• Mrs. Forster is a middle aged, responsible chaperon.

• She's too poor for anyone to take advantage of.

• They'll have no peace at home otherwise.

• Lydia might find a husband there.

Elizabeth thinks letting Lydia go to Brighton

• will improve her health

• will give her valuable experience

• is a terrible idea

• will teach her manners

Elizabeth only goes to Pemberley because

• there will be a dance

• she has friends there

• it's got beautiful gardens

• she heard Darcy was away

Seeing Pemberley, Elizabeth nearly regrets refusing Darcy, until she remembers that

• taxes would be very high on Pemberley

• Pemberley would be very hard to clean

• she would probably get lost there

• her aunt and uncle could not visit

When Darcy suddenly appears at Pemberley, Elizabeth notices

• his sisters beautiful gowns

• the large party he travels with

• his gentle manners

• his fancy carriage

She is amazed when Darcy asks

• for her hand in marriage

• to be introduced to her aunt and uncle

• how much money she will inherit

• if he can buy her lunch

Darcy further honors Elizabeth by asking if she will

• go fishing with him

• meet his sister

• sleep at his house

• marry him

Wickham had said Georgiana was proud, but it turns out

• she has a speech impediment

• she's just shy

• she's only proud with Wickham

• she's actually chatty