2. What does Darcy notice about Bingley's sisters at the assembly hall?
(a) They look sickly.
(b) They look angry.
(c) They look unexcited.
(d) They look engaged.

3. How does Darcy refer to the Bennets' London relations?
(a) As borderline criminal.
(b) As barely respectable.
(c) As the most respectable branch of the family tree.
(d) As royalty compared to their country cousins.

4. What does Bingley agree to do after Jane has recovered?
(a) Go to dinner at the Bennets'.
(b) Never see Jane again.
(c) Return to London.
(d) Hold a ball at Netherfield.

5. What does Darcy regret at dinner in Chapter 4?
(a) Not being seated nearer to Elizabeth.
(b) Being cold toward Elizabeth.
(c) Not asking Elizabeth to dance.
(d) Telling Bingley that Jane already has a suitor.

6. What does Bingley tease Darcy about in Chapter 2?
(a) Taking a ride to avoid Miss Bingley.
(b) Standing in a corner at the assembly.
(c) Being grumpy in the morning.
(d) Prefering animals over human company.

7. What is Darcy's valet named?
(a) Fletcher.
(b) Smithson.
(c) Tilney.
(d) Michaels.

8. What does the dinner host tease Darcy about in Chapter 4?
(a) His avoidance of Miss Bingley.
(b) His scowl.
(c) His dislike for hunting.
(d) His dog.

9. What does Darcy realize his destiny seems to be in Chapter 4?
(a) To separate Bingley from Miss Bennet.
(b) To be thrown into constant company with Elizabeth Bennet.
(c) To be married to Miss Bingley.
(d) To spend the rest of his days in Meryton.

10. What does Darcy think of the estate Bingley is letting?
(a) It is too far from London.
(b) It would be wise to purchase.
(c) It is in shambles.
(d) It pleases him.

11. What does Darcy insist to himself that he must do in Chapter 5?
(a) Speak to Elizabeth.
(b) Make Bingley give up on Jane.
(c) Clarify to Miss Bingley that he will not marry her.
(d) Confront Wickham.

12. Darcy thinks it is appropriate that the intriguing girl from the party is named after what?
(a) A constellation.
(b) A saint.
(c) A queen.
(d) A flower.

13. What does Elizabeth accuse Darcy of while at the Lucas' home?
(a) Rudeness toward strangers.
(b) Severity on ladies.
(c) Looking down on the locals.
(d) Have no patience for the elderly.

14. How did Miss Bennet travel to Netherfield?
(a) On foot.
(b) By rowboat.
(c) In a carriage.
(d) On horseback.

15. How does Miss Lucas attempt to dispel the animosity between Darcy and Elizabeth in Chapter 5?
(a) By asking Elizabeth to play the piano.
(b) By asking Darcy to dance with Miss Bingley.
(c) By proposing a toast.
(d) By starting a sing-along.