2. What favor does Mr. Collins ask of Elizabeth after Bingley and his sisters visit Longbourn?
(a) An hour of private conversation.
(b) To read some of Frodyce's sermons with him and her sisters.
(c) Her first two dances at the ball at Netherfield.
(d) Some advice about how to propose to her sister.

3. What does Mrs. Bennet say repeatedly that Jane will die of?
(a) An anxious countenance.
(b) A broken heart.
(c) A simple chill.
(d) A heart attack.

4. What does Mr. Collins say about Lydia's elopement?
(a) She is a disgrace to her family.
(b) She is lucky to be the first daughter married.
(c) She found a good man.
(d) She is better off dead.

5. Who stops the argument between Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy on her second evening at Netherfield?
(a) Jane.
(b) Miss Bingley.
(c) Mr. Bingley.
(d) Mr. Hurst.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the purpose behind the surprise visit to Elizabeth while she is at home with a headache when she is supposed to be dining with Lady Catherine?

2. Why does Elizabeth think that Bingley left Netherfield so suddenly in the first place?

3. What does Mr. Bennet refuse to do when he hears that Lydia is to be married?

4. What is Mr. Collin's profession?

5. What does Mr. Collins think about Elizabeth's initial refusal of him the night after the ball at Netherfield?

(see the answer key)

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