Pride and Prejudice Chapters 1-15

What is most important to Mrs. Bennet?

• Supporting her husband.

• Being an excellent cook.

• Getting her daughters married.

• Becoming wealthy.

Charlotte Lucas is described as. . .

• Plain.

• Beautiful.

• Stubborn.

• Silly.

Whom is Mr. Bingley attracted to?

• Elizabeth

• Catherine

• Lydia

• Jane

Elizabeth has a talent for. . .

• Looking on the bright side.

• Seeing beauty in the world.

• Seeing people's faults.

• Trusting people.

Compared with her sisters, Elizabeth is the. . .

• Prettiest.

• Most talented musician.

• Oldest.

• Smartest.

Mr. Bennet rebukes Catherine (Kitty) Bennet for. . .

• Coughing too much.

• Spending too much time playing the piano.

• Being too focused on boys.

• Reading too much.

The Bennet family home must be inherited by a male heir. This is known as. . .

• Testament.

• Banishment.

• Entailment.

• Betrothal.

Pemberley Estate belongs to. . .

• Bingley.

• Darcy.

• Bennet

• Lucas

After dinner at Netherfield, the Bingleys and their guests usually. . .

• Go and see a play.

• Go on a horseback ride.

• Go to bed.

• Spend time in the drawing room.

Why does Mr. Collins get upset with Lydia?

• She interrupts his reading.

• She is too opinionated.

• Her hair is always messy.

• She refused to marry him.