Elizabeth's Relationships and Judgments

Elizabeth discusses her feelings with her father, revealing her love for a man she once misjudged. She reflects on her past misconceptions and acknowledges their similarities. Her father, initially skeptical, gives his consent to their relationship, expressing his belief in her worthiness. The conversation ends with a humorous note about future suitors for another daughter.

What does Elizabeth's father initially think about her feelings towards the man?

• He believes she loves him.

• He thinks she is indifferent.

• He assumes she hates him.

• He is unsure of her feelings.

What aspect of the man's life does Elizabeth's father highlight?

• His intelligence

• His wealth

• His kindness

• His appearance

How does Elizabeth describe her previous judgment of the man?

• She was entirely wrong.

• She was unsure.

• She was partially wrong.

• She was entirely right.

What does Elizabeth insist about the man's actions?

• They should be ignored.

• They should remain a secret.

• They should be publicized.

• They should be celebrated.

What does Elizabeth reflect on regarding her relationship with the man?

• Their past

• Their disagreements

• Their similarities

• Their differences

What is Elizabeth's father's final decision about her relationship?

• He is indifferent.

• He needs more time.

• He disapproves.

• He gives his consent.

What does Elizabeth's father express about potential suitors for Kitty?

• He is uninterested.

• He is eager to meet them.

• He is worried.

• He is dismissive.