Narratives of Love and Friendship

Who is Mr. Darcy’s close friend who moves into Netherfield Park?

• Mr. Collins

• Mr. Wickham

• Mr. Bingley

• Colonel Fitzwilliam

Why does Elizabeth initially reject Mr. Darcy’s first proposal?

• She is in love with Mr. Wickham

• She believes he is proud and arrogant

• She is engaged to Mr. Collins

• She doesn’t want to marry at all

Which Bennet sister runs away with Mr. Wickham?

• Jane

• Mary

• Lydia

• Kitty

How does Mr. Darcy prove his love for Elizabeth after she rejects him?

• He confesses his feelings again

• He pays off Mr. Wickham's debts and arranges the marriage

• He buys her family a house

• He moves to Netherfield

What ultimately changes Elizabeth’s opinion of Mr. Darcy?

• His wealth and status

• Jane’s advice

• His letter and his actions toward Lydia

• Mr. Collins’ warning

In this Part V, Chapter 4 of the novel, which character confronts Raskolnikov about his beliefs and motives?

• Razumikhin

• Sonia

• Svidrigailov

• Porfiry Petrovich

What does Raskolnikov say distinguishes an 'extraordinary' person from an ordinary one?

• Wealth and education

• The right to transgress laws for a higher purpose

• Their ability to avoid punishment

• Their social influence

What literary or historical figure does Raskolnikov use to justify his theory?

• Napoleon

• Socrates

• Caesar

• Ivan the Terrible

What is Porfiry’s approach during his conversation with Raskolnikov?

• Aggressive and accusatory

• Sarcastic and mocking

• Calm and psychologically probing

• Indifferent and distracted

What inner conflict does Raskolnikov struggle with in this chapter?

• Choosing between Sonia and Dunya

• Deciding whether to confess his crime

• Planning his next crime

• Resenting Porfiry’s intelligence