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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What day is the ball on in Chapter 9?
(a) A Saturday.
(b) A Tuesday.
(c) A Thursday.
(d) A Sunday.
2. Who is the Honorable William Lamb?
(a) Darcy's property manager.
(b) Darcy's childhood friend.
(c) Lady Melbourne's son.
(d) Georgiana's suitor.
3. Where do Bingley and Darcy encounter the Bennet sisters in Chapter 8?
(a) Meryton.
(b) Longbourn.
(c) Netherfield.
(d) Pemberley.
4. According to Bingley, why will Wickham not attend the ball in Chapter 9?
(a) He is trying to avoid Darcy.
(b) He is in London on business.
(c) He is ill.
(d) He is attending another function.
5. Which book does Elizabeth choose to read in the Netherfield library?
(a) Grimm's Fairy Tales.
(b) An Inland Voyage.
(c) Paradise Lost.
(d) Cobwebs to Catch Flies.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Lady Melbourne chide Darcy for at her soiree?
2. What dance does Lady Caroline begin dancing that shocks Darcy in Chapter 12?
3. Who is Lord Dyford Brougham?
4. What does Darcy pocket in Chapter 7 as Bingley enters the library?
5. Who does Darcy share his prayer book with in Chapter 8?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Lord Dyford Brougham?
2. Why is Bingley annoyed during the ball in Chapter 9?
3. Why does Darcy decide to leave the soiree in Chapter 12?
4. How do Darcy and Bingley feel about attending Lady Melbourne's soiree?
5. What does Georgiana's letter to Darcy say in Chapter 8?
6. How does Elizabeth respond when Darcy asks her about their encounter in Meryton in Chapter 9?
7. Why does Darcy watch Bingley and Jane closely in Chapter 10? What conclusion does he come to?
8. In Chapter 7, how does Darcy feel about Elizabeth's planned departure from Netherfield?
9. How do the Bennet's further embarrass themselves at the ball in Chapter 10?
10. Why is Fletcher overly concerned with Darcy's clothes at the beginning of Chapter 8?
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