Pride and Prejudice

Who is the wealthy man that Mrs Bennet wants to match with one of her daughters?

• Mr Bingley

• Mr Collins

• Colonel Fitzwilliam

• Mr Gardiner

What does Mr. Bingley admire most about Jane during their first meeting?

• Her intelligence and wit.

• Her kindness and warmth.

• Her beauty and grace.

• Her social status.

How does Elizabeth feel about Mr. Darcy after their initial encounters?

• She finds him charming and agreeable.

• She is indifferent towards him.

• She dislikes him due to his pride.

• She is intrigued by his mysterious nature.

What is Mr. Collins's primary reason for visiting the Bennet family?

• To propose to one of the Bennet sisters.

• To discuss business matters.

• To offer his condolences.

• To seek advice on his estate.

What motivates Jane to visit the Gardiners in London?

• To escape the pressures from her family

• To enjoy a holiday with her relatives

• To find solace from her feelings for Mr. Bingley

Why does Elizabeth reject Mr. Darcy's first proposal?

• Due to his pride and disrespect towards her family.

• She is not interested in marriage

• She finds him unattractive and rude.
• She is already engaged to Mr. Wickham

Elizabeth warns her father of Lydia going to Brighton, why?

• Elizabeth believes Brighton is a safe place for Lydia.
• Elizabeth is trying to impress her father with her insight.
• Elizabeth wants to encourage Lydia's independence.
• Elizabeth warns her father to protect the family's reputation.

What is the significance of the letter Mr. Darcy writes to Elizabeth?

• It reveals his true feelings for her.

• It explains his actions regarding Bingley and Jane.

• It apologizes for his previous behavior.

• It explains his and Mr. Wickham's relationship.

Why did Mr.Darcy not want Mr.Bingley to marry Jane?

• Mr. Darcy believes Jane is too wealthy for Mr. Bingley.
• Mr. Darcy wants Mr. Bingley to marry someone from his own family.
• Mr. Darcy thinks Jane is too young for marriage.
• Mr. Darcy does not want Mr. Bingley to marry Jane as he thinks she is not socially suitable for him.

How does Lydia's behavior impact her family's reputation?

• It enhances their social standing.

• It causes embarrassment and scandal.

• It has no effect on their reputation.

• It leads to increased social invitations.