6.2.2 AP Lit Chapters 1-6 P&P

a wealthy, outgoing, likeable single gentleman who has rented Netherfield Park, a large house with extensive grounds

• Mr. Bingley

• Mr. Bennet

• Mr. Darcy

• Sir William Lucas

Which of the following is NOT a Bennet sister?

• Jane

• Mary

• Charlotte

• Elizabeth

at the opening of the book, this character is portrayed as proud, disagreeable, and bold

• Collins

• Darcy

• Bingley

• Sir William Lucas

the Bennett sister who is beautiful, generous, and kind, always looking for the good in others, a quality that sometimes blinds her to people's faults

• Lizzy

• Kitty

• Jane

• Mary

the Bennett sister who is a sharp observer of human nature who doesn't hesitate to make judgments

• Jane

• Kitty

• Lydia

• Lizzy

Elizabeth's close friend who thinks that Darcy has a right to be proud because of his fortune and family name; she represents a perspective on wealth and privilege that was common in nineteenth-century Britain and repeatedly expresses the views of society

• Caroline Bingley

• Charlotte Lucas

• Louisa Hurst

• Maria Lucas

Bennett sister who captures the romantic interest of Mr. Bingley

• Lizzy

• Kitty

• Lydia

• Jane

foolish and unrestrained mother who is obsessed with finding husbands for her daughters

• Mrs. Bennett

• Mrs. Lucas

• Mrs. Gardiner

• Mrs. Hurst

the plainest of the Bennett sisters, the third daughter who prefers reading over socializing

• Mary

• Lydia

• Kitty

• Jane

ironic and often apathetic father who is not so happily married; he has failed to provide a secure financial future for his wife and daughters

• Sir William Lucas

• Mr. Charles Bingley

• Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy

• Mr. Bennet