WorksheetsPride & Prejudice Quiz Chapters 52-54
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Right There Questions 1-9 What emotions was Elizabeth feeling after reading the letter?
Pleasure and Pain
Fear and Shock
Sadness and Anger
Happiness and Excitement
Who visited Mr. Gardiner to tell him he/she saw Wickham and Lydia?
Elizabeth
Mr. Bennet
Darcy
Jane
Which address is mentioned in the letter written to Elizabeth?
Kingsway Road
Gracechurch Street
Queensway Street
Manchester Road
When does Lydia plan to visit her family?
She plans on Wickham and herself staying at Longbourn
Every 2 weeks
In 4 or 5 days
After 2 or 3 years
How does Kitty describe Mr. Darcy?
Tall and Proud
Handsome and Admirable
Rude and Ugly
Outgoing and Courageous
What did Bingley promise Mrs. Bennet the winter before?
Family Dinner
Sum of money
A horse
Land
What was Elizabeth's job as the gentleman arrived to the dinner?
Take their coats
Pour out the coffe
Open the door
Watch the food in the oven
Who does Bingley sit next to at the dinner party?
Elizabeth
Darcy
Jane
Mrs. Bennet
How does Elizabeth feel toward the people Darcy speaks to at the dinner?
Cross
Joyful
Inviting
Envious
Think and Search Questions 10-15 Summarize the letter Elizabeth receives at the beginning of chapter 52.
Describes why Bingley hadn’t contacted Jane
Explained how Darcy did not like Elizabeth
Explained the estate situation between Mr. Collins and Mr. Bennet
Describes how Darcy saved Lydia’s marriage and the Bennet’s reputation
Why does Mr. Wickham kiss Elizabeth’s hand after they have been bickering?
Mrs. Bennet is trying to get Mr. Wickham and Elizabeth together because she does not like Lydia.
Lydia forces them to make-up after their quarrel.
Elizabeth ceases their fighting by reminding him that she is now his sister-in-law and that they should not fight.
Wickham is secretly in love with Elizabeth.
What causes Mrs. Bennet to be overly attentive to Bingley when he visits their home?
He has already asked for Jane’s hand in marriage.
Mr. Bennet had previously refused to go visit him.
She has prepared a wonderful feast for him.
Mr. Bingley has promised her a great fortune.
How does Mrs. Bennet treat Darcy during his visit to her home, and why?
She is pleasant with him because he brought flowers.
She is angry and scolds him because he won’t marry Elizabeth.
She is welcoming because he has agreed to marry Elizabeth.
She is disregarding because she is not aware that he saved Lydia’s marriage.
How did Bingley’s seating next to Jane affect Elizabeth?
She begins to hope that he proposes tonight.
She gets jealous and excuses herself from dinner.
She cozies up to Darcy in competition.
She distracts Bingley so that he ignores Jade.
Why does Elizabeth feel anxious when Bingley and Darcy arrive?
he is afraid they will get bored and leave.
She is worried whether Bingley will sit next to Jane or not.
She sees them walk in with another strange man.
She feels threatened by the look on Darcy’s face.
Author and Me Question 16- 21 What can be inferred about Darcy when he prevents Wickham from abandoning Lydia? Choose the answer that BEST applies.
Darcy wants all of the Bennet daughters to find husbands so he does not have to interact with them any longer.
Bingley paid Darcy to protect the Bennet’s reputation.
Darcy understands that the Bennets’ name would be slandered; however, he still exhibits feelings for Elizabeth and wishes to associate with them.
Darcy and Wickham are best friends and that is what friends are for.
Why did Elizabeth feel contrasting emotions of pleasure and pain after reading Mrs. Gardiner’s letter? Choose the answer the BEST applies.
Darcy acted out of goodness and still possibly has feelings for Elizabeth; however, this proves Wickham does, indeed, have trouble keeping acquaintances.
Wickham is still in love with Elizabeth; therefore, he is leaving Lydia to be with Elizabeth.
Mrs. Gardiner and Darcy are eloping and Elizabeth will not have to associate with him anymore; although, Elizabeth realizes she has feelings for Darcy.
Wickham and Darcy are biologically proven to be brothers and this takes Elizabeth by surprise because she has had feelings for both of them.
How does Mrs. Bennet feel when Bingley and Darcy visit Netherfield again? Choose the BEST answer that applies.
A. She feels anxious to make Bingley fall in love with Jane again, but she feels animosity towards Darcy.
B. She feels happy to see her beloved cousins as they have been gone for two years.
C. She feels happy that Darcy is back; however, she feels extreme hatred towards Bingley.
D. She does not really care that they are back in town, so she feels indifferent.
Why does Mr. Bennet refuse to pay a visit to Bingley upon his return? CHoose the answer that BEST applies.
A. Bingley has an extremely contagious disease.
B. Mrs. Bennet does not want to see him either
C. Elizabeth told Mr. Bennet to not visit Bingley.
D. Bingley broke Jane’s heart and that angers Mr. Bennet.
Why was Mrs. Bennet so happy after seeing Jane and Bingley’s interactions at the dinner?
A. Bingley and Jane did not speak at all, and Mrs. Bennet sees room for them to grow closer again.
B. Mrs. Bennet thinks they may get married very soon and will gain much inheritance from Bingley.
C. Bingley and Jane were fighting the whole dinner, and Mrs. Bennet hates Bingley.
D. Bingley tell Jane that he likes Elizabeth, and Mrs. Bennet hopes Bingley will marry any one of her daughters.
Why does Elizabeth reevaluate the possibility that she has another chance at love with Darcy? Choose the answer that BEST applies.
A. Darcy sits next to Mrs. Bennet to flirt with her.
B. Darcy does not sit next to her at the dinner and he barely converses with her.
C. Mr. and Mrs. bennet refuse to let Darcy marry Elizabeth.
D. Jane and Bingley were getting reacquainted very well and Elizabeth was jealous.
