Pride and Prejudice Test Review

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What is Mrs. Bennet's main concern for her daughters?

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That they find husbands to support them.

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Why did Charlotte accept Mr. Collins' marriage proposal?

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Because she wants freedom and stability.

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Who proves that wealth does not always equal manners?

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Lady Catherine de Bourgh.

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What does Darcy explain in his letter to Elizabeth after his first proposal?

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He explains the truth about Wickham and his interference with Bingley and Jane.

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How are Elizabeth and Jane alike, but different in their judgments of people?

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Elizabeth is more cynical in her judgments of people than Jane is.

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What societal pressure influences the characters' decisions in 'Pride and Prejudice'?

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The pressure to marry well and secure financial stability.

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What role does class play in the relationships depicted in 'Pride and Prejudice'?

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Class influences social interactions, marriage prospects, and personal judgments.

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How does Elizabeth Bennet challenge societal norms?

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By valuing personal happiness and love over financial security in marriage.

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What is the significance of Mr. Collins' proposal to Elizabeth?

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It highlights the absurdity of social expectations and the importance of marrying for love.

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How does Jane Austen use irony in 'Pride and Prejudice'?

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To critique social norms and highlight the discrepancies between appearance and reality.