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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 expression does Darcy notice on Elizabeth's face when she arrives at the party in Chapter 3?
2. How does Darcy think Elizabeth would be treated in London society?
3. Where does Darcy notice a great deal of excitement?
4. In Chapter 4, who does Miss Bingley lament does not like her?
5. What does Miss Bingley praise Darcy for in the morning, in Chapter 1?
Short Essay Questions
1. What upsets Darcy when he sees Bingley dancing with the most handsome girl at the party?
2. In what ways are Darcy's growing feelings for Elizabeth demonstrated in Chapter 4?
3. How is Caroline Bingley characterized in Chapter 1?
4. What does Darcy debate after suggesting that Bingley invite Elizabeth to stay and nurse her sister?
5. What work of literature is "An Assembly Such as This" based on? How does "An Assembly Such as This" differ from the original story?
6. What delays the Netherfield party's arrival at Squire Justin house in Chapter 4? What does this demonstrate about Miss Bingley?
7. What does Georgiana tell Darcy in her letter in Chapter 1?
8. What does Darcy notice has a group of young men excited at the party in Chapter 3?
9. What are the ladies occupied with when Darcy and Bingley arrive at Lucas Lodge?
10. What has Netherfield in an uproar when Darcy and Bingley return in Chapter 6?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Love and romance are major themes of the story. Discuss the pairings of the following couples, the issues they faced and whether you believe they will have a happy ending:
a) Darcy and Elizabeth
b) Bingley and Jane
c) Darcy and Miss Bingley
Essay Topic 2
Discuss conflict in the novel "An Assembly Such As This". What are the main conflicts of the novel? How do these conflicts affect the plot and characters of the novel? How do they affect the reader's enjoyment of the novel?
Essay Topic 3
Analyze the dialogue in the novel "An Assembly Such As This". How would you describe the dialogue? How does it reflect the setting of the novel? Is it similar to the Austen novel that it seeks to emulate in terms of dialogue?
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