Pride and Prejudice Volume I

In Chapter 6, Elizabeth goes to visit Charlotte, and is invited to dinner with Lady Catherine. How does Elizabeth respond when Lady Catherine disapproves of the way she was raised?

• She becomes sad and starts to cry.

• She gets angry and leaves the room.

• She meekly says nothing at all.

• She politely defends her family.

In Chapter 7, what unexpected visitors arriave while Elizabeth is staying with Mr. Collins?

• Mr. Darcy and Col. Fitzwilliam

• Mr. and Mrs. Bennet

• Mr. Bingley and his sisters

• Mr. Wickham and his military regiment

In Chapter 7, how does Mr. Darcy respond when Elizabeth asks if he knew that Jane was in London?

• He didn't say anything.

• He grew angry.

• He said that he didn't know but that he would like to see her.

• He looks a little confused and then admits that he had not seen her.

In Chapter 11, how does Elizabeth respond to Mr. Darcy's marriage proposal?

• She accepts his proposal.

• She states that he is the last man on earth that he would marry.

• She tells him that she needs time to think about it.

• She tells him that she loves someone else.

In Chapter 13, how does Elizabeth react when she reads Mr. Darcy's letter?

• She rebukes herself for being a poor judge of character.

• She angrily rejects Darcy's interpretation of events.

• She changes her mind about Darcy and begins to love him.

• All of these reactions take place.

In Chapter 18, how does Elizabeth react to the invitation of her sister to travel with Colonel Forster to Brighton?

• She attempts to talk her father into forbidding the trip.

• She heartily approves of the idea.

• She is against the idea because she is jealous of her sister.

• She has no opinion about the invitatioin and the trip.

For the following quote, select the best thematic subject. Mrs. Bennet says of Mr. Darcy: "He is a most disagreeable, horrid man, not at all worth pleasing. So high and so conceited that there was no enduring him."

• Pride

• Perception

• Appearances v. reality

• Manners

In Chapter 6, Lady Catherine objected to the fact that the Bennet daughters did not have a governess? What else did she object to?

• That all five daughters were out at once.

• That none of the five daughters knew how to draw.

• That only one of the Bennet daughters played the piano and sang.

• All of these reasons are accurate.

In Chapter 10, when Colonel Fitzwilliam tells Elizabeth that he recently learned that Mr. Darcy had recently saved a friend from an "unfortunate marriage," who does she assume that he is talking about?

• Mr. Bingley and Jane

• Mr. Collins and Charlotte

• Mr. Wickham and Elizabeth

• Mr.. Darcy and Lady Catherine's daughter

In Chapter 11, Elizabeth gives objections to Mr. Darcy. What are they?

• She dislikes the fact that he separated Jane and Bingley and the way he treated Wickham.

• She dislikes that fact that he is so rich and arrogant.

• She dislikes his physical appearance and the way that he talks.

• All of these objections were given to Mr. Darcy.