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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Elizabeth travel to after she leaves Charlotte's house?
2. What does Elizabeth thank Mr. Darcy for as they are walking together?
3. What does Mr. Bennet refuse to do when he hears that Lydia is to be married?
4. What is so strange about Lady Catherine's surprise visit to Elizabeth?
5. What secret guest was at Lydia's wedding that she lets slip to Elizabeth?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the most shocking part about Lydia and Mr. Wickham running away together?
2. Why does Elizabeth feel that sympathy is not due towards Charlotte for her bad choice of a husband?
3. Who is Mrs. Forster?
4. What is the first thing that Mrs. Bennet does the minute she hears that Lydia is to be married?
5. What does Mr. Darcy do as he walks with Elizabeth after hearing about her confrontation with Lady Catherine?
6. What does Charlotte attribute all of Mr. Darcy's visits to Elizabeth to?
7. Why does Mrs. Bennet continually try to get Mr. Bingley and Jane alone whenever Mr. Bingley comes to call on Jane?
8. Why does Elizabeth think Mr. Darcy was so quiet when he first came with Mr. Bingley to visit Longbourn after Lydia's marriage?
9. Who does Elizabeth have to constantly send more money to after she and Mr. Darcy are married?
10. Why does Lady Catherine come to Longbourn to speak with Elizabeth?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Secrecy is an extremely important theme of this book. What were some of the most highly-guarded secrets, and how did these secrets affect those who were a part of them? Is secrecy a good thing? Why or why not?
Essay Topic 2
There are two basic and obvious themes in this book, pride and prejudice. What is the difference between the two, and where in the book do these themes appear?
Essay Topic 3
Elizabeth receives three different proposals during the course of this book. Describe each of these events, as well as the reasons for Elizabeth's responses to them. How do these proposals each affect the course of the plot?
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