Pride and Prejudice Test Review

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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 Jingley.

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What realization does Elizabeth have after meeting Darcy's sister?

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She realizes that she has been misjudged, like her brother.

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How do Elizabeth and Jane differ 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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Why is Elizabeth concerned about Lydia going to Brighton?

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Lydia's unsupervised behavior will reflect poorly on herself and the family.

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

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That they find husbands.

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What theme does Darcy's letter to Elizabeth highlight?

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The theme of misunderstanding and the importance of communication.

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How does Elizabeth's view of Darcy change throughout the novel?

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She initially sees him as proud and arrogant but later understands his true character.

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What role does social class play in 'Pride and Prejudice'?

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Social class influences relationships, marriage prospects, and personal pride.

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What is the significance of the relationship between Elizabeth and Jane?

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Their close bond highlights themes of sisterhood and differing perspectives on love.

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How does Lydia's behavior contrast with Elizabeth's values?

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Lydia is impulsive and reckless, while Elizabeth values propriety and judgment.