2. Why had Georgiana sent a letter requesting money in Chapter 11?
(a) To help her governess' family.
(b) To go on a trip to Paris.
(c) To donate money to a charity.
(d) To pay off a dressmaker's debt.

3. What does Darcy conclude about Jane's feelings for Bingley in Chapter 10?
(a) She is deeply in love with Bingley.
(b) She is attracted to Bingley.
(c) She is tolerating Bingley.
(d) She is indifferent to Bingley.

4. Who is Lord Dyford Brougham?
(a) Darcy's uncle.
(b) Darcy's business partner.
(c) Darcy's brother-in-law.
(d) Darcy's college friend.

5. What does Darcy overhear Mrs. Bennet talking to Lady Lucas about in Chapter 10?
(a) Elizabeth's suitors.
(b) Her expectations concerning Jane and Bingley.
(c) Darcy's fortune.
(d) Bingley's faults.

6. How does Fletcher respond when Darcy asks him if he is sorry to leave Herfordshire in Chapter 9?
(a) He replies with a simple 'no'.
(b) He says that he is leaving behind his heart and soul.
(c) He says that the country has its own treasures and man does not like leaving treasure behind.
(d) He says that he has never looked forward to the sight of London's soot and squalor more in his life.

7. What does Elizabeth suggest Darcy comment on during their dance in Chapter 9?
(a) The weather.
(b) The size of the room or the number of couples.
(c) Her outfit.
(d) The music and the dancing.

8. What does Sir William Lucas allude to in Chapter 9?
(a) A Bennet family secret.
(b) A marriage between Bingley and Jane.
(c) A ball at his house.
(d) Growing affection between Darcy and Elizabeth.

9. What does Darcy consider Elizabeth's strange behavior in Chapter 9 payback for?
(a) His inappropriate advances towards her.
(b) His comment at the Meryton assembly.
(c) His prejudice against her family.
(d) His maltreatment of her sister.

10. What do Bingley and Darcy discuss while stopping at an inn in Chapter 11?
(a) The difference between exaggerating and letting one's imagination run away.
(b) The difference between what one desires and what one needs.
(c) The difference between men and women.
(d) The difference between country life and city life.

11. Of what does Elizabeth say Darcy's admiration may be detrimental in Chapter 7?
(a) Paintings.
(b) A of literature.
(c) Some flowers.
(d) A young woman.

12. While Darcy prepares for church in Chapter 8, what does Fletcher seem overly concerned about?
(a) Darcy's garb.
(b) The subject of the sermon.
(c) The weather.
(d) Darcy's mood.

13. According to Darcy, what do Wickham's happy manners ensure?
(a) That his dancing card will always be full.
(b) That he will always be able to fool others.
(c) His making friends.
(d) That he will escape social injury.

14. Who is caught in the middle of a disturbance following the sermon in Chapter 8?
(a) Mrs.Bennet.
(b) Mr.Bingley.
(c) Fletcher.
(d) Elizabeth.

15. What does Miss Bingley insist to Elizabeth in the drawing room, in Chapter 7?
(a) That Mr. Darcy is not to be laughed at.
(b) That Elizabeth should return home.
(c) That Mr. Darcy is fond of Elizabeth.
(d) That Miss Bingley will be married to Darcy within a year.