Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice - Volume 2, Chapters 7-12 Summary

The video covers chapters 7 to 12 of 'Pride and Prejudice' where Elizabeth visits Charlotte in Kent. She encounters Mr. Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam at Rosings, leading to Darcy's awkward proposal, which Elizabeth rejects. Darcy later explains his actions in a letter, revealing his interference in Jane and Bingley's relationship and his history with Wickham.

What is Elizabeth's reaction to Lady Catherine's intrusive behavior?

• She is intimidated and avoids her.

• She boldly challenges Lady Catherine.

• She leaves Kent immediately.

• She agrees with everything Lady Catherine says.

Who accompanies Mr. Darcy on his visit to Rosings?

• Mr. Bingley

• Colonel Fitzwilliam

• Sir William Lucas

• Mr. Wickham

How does Elizabeth feel about Colonel Fitzwilliam compared to Mr. Darcy?

• She finds Darcy more entertaining.

• She dislikes both of them.

• She thinks both are equally reserved.

• She finds Fitzwilliam more pleasant and engaging.

What does Charlotte speculate about Darcy's awkward visit?

• He is in love with Elizabeth.

• He wants to discuss business.

• He is planning to leave Kent.

• He is interested in Charlotte.

What revelation does Colonel Fitzwilliam inadvertently make to Elizabeth?

• Darcy plans to marry Anne.

• Darcy has a secret fortune.

• Darcy saved Bingley from an unwise marriage.

• Darcy is moving to London.

What is Elizabeth's reaction to Darcy's marriage proposal?

• She is flattered but unsure.

• She accepts immediately.

• She asks for time to think.

• She angrily rejects him.

What reason does Darcy give for interfering with Jane and Bingley's relationship?

• He wanted Bingley to marry Georgiana.

• He thought Jane was indifferent to Bingley.

• He disliked the Bennet family.

• He was jealous of Bingley.

What does Darcy reveal about Wickham in his letter to Elizabeth?

• Wickham is engaged to Anne.

• Wickham is Darcy's best friend.

• Wickham tried to elope with Georgiana.

• Wickham is a respected clergyman.

How does Elizabeth feel after reading Darcy's letter?

• She is confused and uncertain.

• She is angry and dismissive.

• She is reflective and reconsidering.

• She is relieved and happy.

What does Darcy offer Elizabeth to verify his story about Wickham?

• A letter from Wickham.

• A public announcement.

• Confirmation from Colonel Fitzwilliam.

• A meeting with Georgiana.