Sense and Sensibilty Chapt. 17 to 20

What is the primary focus of chapters 17 to 20 in "Sense and Sensibility"?

• Marianne's engagement to Willoughby

• Elinor's engagement to Edward

• The contrast between sense and sensibility

• Mrs. Dashwood's social circle

In chapter 17, who visits the Dashwood family to make inquiries?

• Colonel Brandon

• Mr. Ferrars

• Mr. Willoughby

• Mrs. Jennings

What is Marianne's reaction to Willoughby's gift in chapter 17?

•  She is delighted

• She is indifferent and does not care for the gift

• She is suspicious and questions his intentions

• 1. She is overwhelmed and believes it is a romantic gesture

How does Elinor respond to Edward's attitude in chapter 18?

• She confronts him about his behavior

• She avoids him to spare her feelings

• She tries to understand his perspective and remains patient

• She becomes angry and ends their friendship

What social norms are reflected in the settings of chapters 19 and 20?

• The importance of wealth and social status

• The value of honesty and integrity

• The significance of familial bonds

• The pursuit of personal happiness

How does Elinor's suffering over Edward's engagement contribute to the theme of the novel?

• It highlights the importance of financial security

•  It emphasizes the complexities of human relationships

• It demonstrates the power of social expectations

• It shows the triumph of romantic love