Understanding Elizabeth's Journey in Kent

What is Elizabeth's initial impression of Charlotte's marriage to Mr. Collins?

• She thinks Charlotte is unhappy.

• She is surprised by Charlotte's contentment.

• She believes Mr. Collins is a perfect husband.

• She is indifferent to Charlotte's situation.

How does Lady Catherine de Bourgh typically interact with Elizabeth and the Collinses during their visits?

• She lectures them on various topics.

• She praises their lifestyle.

• She ignores them completely.

• She encourages their choices.

What is Elizabeth's reaction to Colonel Fitzwilliam's company compared to Mr. Darcy's?

• She is indifferent to both gentlemen.

• She finds Fitzwilliam dull and Darcy entertaining.

• She enjoys Fitzwilliam's company and finds Darcy reserved.

• She dislikes both Fitzwilliam and Darcy.

What does Colonel Fitzwilliam reveal to Elizabeth during their walk?

• Darcy's financial troubles.

• Darcy's dislike for Elizabeth.

• Darcy's role in separating Jane and Bingley.

• Darcy's plan to marry Anne.

How does Elizabeth feel after learning about Darcy's involvement in Jane's relationship?

• She is relieved.

• She is indifferent.

• She is furious.

• She is amused.

What is Elizabeth's response to Darcy's unexpected proposal?

• She rejects him flatly.

• She laughs it off.

• She asks for time to think.

• She accepts immediately.

What reasons does Elizabeth give for rejecting Darcy's proposal?

• His friendship with Mr. Collins.

• His role in Jane's unhappiness and disdain for her family.

• His poor dancing skills.

• His lack of wealth and status.

What does Darcy's letter reveal about his actions regarding Jane and Bingley?

• He encouraged their relationship.

• He supported their engagement.

• He actively separated them.

• He was unaware of their relationship.

What does Darcy's letter disclose about Wickham's past?

• Wickham was a respected clergyman.

• Wickham was a successful businessman.

• Wickham tried to elope with Darcy's sister.

• Wickham was a loyal friend.

How does Elizabeth feel after reading Darcy's letter?

• She is more confused than ever.

• She is indifferent to the revelations.

• She begins to reconsider her feelings.

• She is angry and dismisses the letter.