WorksheetsPride and Prejudice
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is Mrs. Bennet's main concern for her daughters?
That they find true love for themselves
That they find a good job to support themselves
That they pursue an education
That they find husbands to support them
Elizabeth and her sister Jane are close and are alike in many ways, but
Elizabeth is more kind in her judgments of people than Jane is
Elizabeth is more cynical in her judgments of people than Jane is
the sisters compete when it comes to winning men's affection
Jane is closer to her friend Charlotte than Elizabeth is
At the end of the book, Lydia
gets a job in a factory to support herself and Wickham
frequently asks for money and overstays her welcome
realizes she made a mistake and divorces Wickham
gets pregnant with another man's baby
How many daughters do the Bennet's have? Who is Mr. Bennet's favorite ? Who is Mrs. Bennet's favorite?
Six; they treat them all equally
Four; Mary is his favorite; Lydia is her favorite
Three; Jane is both of their favorite
Five; Elizabeth is his favorite; Jane is her favorite
Why doesn't Elizabeth want Lydia to go to Brighton?
It would not be fair to the rest of the family
Lydia is too young to make it to Brighton by herself
Lydia's unsupervised behavior will reflect poorly on herself and the family
Mrs. Bennet desperately needs her help at Longbourn
Who does Lady Catherine think Darcy should marry?
Her niece Florence
Her
Her sister Bernadette
Her daughter Anne
Why is Caroline Bingley so mean to Elizabeth?
Because she wants Darcy to marry Miss de Bourgh
Because she is jealous of Darcy's attention to Elizabeth
Because she thinks Elizabeth would cheat on Darcy
Because she thinks Jane is cheating on her brother
Why did Charlotte accept Mr. Collins' marriage proposal?
Because she needs someone to help her with her children
Because she always secretly loved him
Because her family's estate is entailed to him
Because she wants freedom and stability
When Elizabeth visits Pemberly for the first time while vacationing with the Gardiners, she realizes
she could see herself living there
she could never be happy there
Mr. Darcy is as pretentious as she thought
Mr. Darcy isn't as wealthy as she thought
While on vacation with the Gardiners, Elizabeth receives a letter that informs her
that Mr. Bingley has proposed to Jane
that Mary has been accepted to college
that Kitty has become pregnant out of wedlock
that Lydia has run away with Wickham
What is one way to establish potential relationships in this time period?
Talking on the public phones with each other
Holding hands in public
Having dinner together at Rosings
Dancing together at a ball
Gold-digger
Mr. Wickham
Mr. Collins
Mr. Bennet
Mr. Gardiner
Brains but no beauty
Lydia Bennet
Mary Bennet
Jane Bennet
Elizabeth Bennet
Darcy's bestie
Mr. Wickham
Mr. Bennet
Mr. Collins
Mr. Bingley
Was made to take credit for paying off Wickham to marry Lydia
Mr. Collins
Mr. Bennet
Mr. Gardiner
Mr. Darcy
After meeting Darcy's sister, Elizabeth realizes
That she is very outgoing
that she is unpleasant to be around
that she is too proud
the she has been misjudged
In his letter to Elizabeth after his first proposal, Darcy
explains the truth about Wickham and his interference with Bingley and Jane
tries to convince Elizabeth why he is better then Mr. Wickham and Colonel Fitzwilliam
admits he had a relationship with Anne de Bourgh but it meant nothing
proposes for a second time hoping that it will look better on paper
Obstinate, head-strong girl!
Jane
Lydia
Charlotte
Elizabeth
Proves that wealth does not always equal manners
Georgiana Darcy
Mr. Collins
Lady Catherine de Bourgh
Charles Bingley
Spilled the beans to Elizabeth that Darcy convinced Bingley to forget about Jane
Mr. Wickham
Colonel Fitzwilliam
Mr. Bennet
Mr. Gardiner
