Pride and Prejudice. (Chapter 1)

Who is not a character in the novel?

• Mr. Bennet

• Mr. Bingley

• Mrs. Bingley

• Mrs. Bennet

Mr and Mrs, Bennet have five daughters. Their names are:

• Jane, Elizabeth, Mary, Kitty, Lydia.

• Jane, Elizabeth, Margaret, Kitty, Lydia

• Jane, Anastasia, Daisy, Kitty , Lydia

• Jane, Elionora, Mary, Kitty, Lydia

The threee young male characters are:

• Charles Bingley, Darcy and Wickham

• Charles Darcy, Wickham and Bennet

• Charles Bingley, Darcy and Bennet

A party was celebrated and the Bennet girls met Charles Bingley. Which impression did he made on them?

• They found him handsome but arrogant.

• They found him handsome but boring.

• They found him handsome, pleasant and charming

Mr. Darcy...

• wasn't interested in the party. He looked bored and seemed very arrogant.

• was more handsome, charming and sociable than Mr. Bingley

From the beginning of the party, Charles Bingley paid a lot of attention to

• Jane

• Elizabeth

• Kitty

• Lydia

Why did Elizabeth think that Mr. Darcy was rude?

• Because she heard him telling Mr. Bingley that she wasn't pretty enough for him and he wouldn't waste his time on her.

• Because he didn't invite her to dance and said that Mary was not a good pianist.

• Because the was rude to Lydia and Kitty

Did Mrs. Bennet like Darcy?

• No, she didn't. She told her husband that Mr. Darcy wasn't rich enough.

• Yes, she did. She found him nice, handsome and very sociable.

• No, She didn't.She thought he was rude, horrible and unpleasant.

How did Elizabeth react to Mr. Darcy's horrible behaviour?

• She didn't take his insult seriously and laughed when she told her family about it, but in her heart, she disliked him and thought he was a rude and unpleasant man.

• She didn't tell anyone what she had heard but in her heart, she disliked him and thought he was a rude and unpleasant man.

• She told him immediately that he was a rude and horrible man.

At the party, Kitty and Lydia...

• had a good time dancing.

• were bored and wanted to go back home.

• fell asleep, because they were exhausted.