Pride and Prejudice_10-18

Mr. Bennet always thought that Elizabeth was in love with Mr. Darcy.

• True

• False

Mr. Darcy paid Mr. Wickham to marry Lydia.

• True

• False

Lydia refused to run away with Mr. Wickham.

• True

• False

Elizabeth happily accepted Mr. Darcy's second proposal.

• True

• False

Mr. Wickham had tried to elope with Mr. Darcy's sister.

• True

• False

Mr. Darcy had cruelly refused to pay for Mr. Wickham to study law.

• True

• False

Why did Jane and Elizabeth decide not to tell their friends about Mr. Wickham? (p.56)

• Because the women are vain and prejudiced.

• Because Mr. Wickham invited Lydia to go to Brighton.

• Because Mr. Wickham’s regiment will be gone soon.

• Because Mr. Wickham knows about Mr. Darcy’s proposal.

“Mr. Darcy was walking up and down the room in serious thought, on his brow a frown, his mood gloomy.” (p.67) What is the opposite of “gloomy”? (antonyms)

• Happy

• upset

• bothered

• anxious

“‘Oh, Jane, I was really _______ and prejudiced and stupid!’” (p.56) (words in context)

• grateful

• vain

• unfortunate

• sensible 

money owned to other people

• debts

• commission

• disgrace

• consent