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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. What does Darcy think he owes to Elizabeth in Chapter 3?
2. What does the dinner host in Chapter 4 say of Elizabeth Bennet's personality?
3. What does Bingley praise Georgiana for in Chapter 3?
4. In Chapter 4, who does Miss Bingley lament does not like her?
5. What is the name of Georgiana's new companion?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Miss Bingley assume Darcy is thinking about when she approaches him at Lucas Lodge? What does Darcy say he is actually meditating on?
2. What does Miss Bingley do to irritate her brother in Chapter 5?
3. What delays the Netherfield party's arrival at Squire Justin house in Chapter 4? What does this demonstrate about Miss Bingley?
4. What does Bingley thank Darcy for in Chapter 2?
5. How does Bingley's company react when he praises Miss Bennet in Chapter 2?
6. What does Darcy realize by Elizabeth's behavior toward him in Chapter 3?
7. What embarrasses Darcy at the end of Chapter 4?
8. What does Darcy know about Bingley, which prevents him from worrying about his friend forming an attachment to Jane Bennet?
9. What does Georgiana tell Darcy in her letter in Chapter 1?
10. In what ways are Darcy's growing feelings for Elizabeth demonstrated in Chapter 4?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss the motif of denial in the novel "An Assembly Such As This". Why does Darcy deny his feelings for Elizabeth? What problems is he trying to avoid by denying his feelings?
Essay Topic 2
Who is the antagonist of the story and what makes this character the antagonist? What are his defining character traits? What has he done to Darcy to deserve the role of antagonist?
Essay Topic 3
The English class system of the early 19th Century is a prominent theme of "An Assembly Such As This". The characters of the story must follow the social rules, and doing so often leads to obstacles, misunderstandings and denial of one's true feelings. Discuss the effects that the social rules of the high class had on the central characters of the novel.
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