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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Volume 1: Chapter 21 | Volume 1: Chapter 22.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to Wickham, why was he forced to become a foot soldier?
(a) He was wrongly accused of a crime.
(b) He gave a promise to the late Mr. Darcy Sr.
(c) Mr. Darcy refused to give him his rightful inheritance.
(d) He feels it is his moral obligation.

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

3. What causes a rift in the friendship between Elizabeth and Charlotte?
(a) Elizabeth rebukes Charlotte for refusing Mr. Collins.
(b) Charlotte rebukes Elizabeth for refusing Mr. Collins.
(c) Charlotte speaks unkindly to Mr. Collins about Elizabeth.
(d) Charlotte accepts Mr. Collin's proposal.

4. What do Bingley and his sisters come to Longbourn to personally deliver?
(a) A proposal of marriage.
(b) An invitation to a ball at Netherfield.
(c) A true explanation of the history between Wickham and Darcy.
(d) A request to hunt on their lands.

5. What is the purpose of Mr. Collin's visit to Longbourn?
(a) To ask for a loan.
(b) To check out his future inheritance.
(c) To write himself into the will.
(d) To marry one of the daughters there.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is in the letter from Caroline Bingley that distresses Jane a few days after the ball at Netherfield?

2. What does Mr. Bennet tell Elizabeth he will do if she accepts Mr. Collin's proposal?

3. Who defends Elizabeth when Miss Bingley starts speaking poorly of her after their dinner together?

4. How does Mrs. Bennet respond to the news of Elizabeth's initial refusal the night after the ball at Longbourn?

5. What is Jane's reaction to Mr. Wickham's portrayal of Mr. Darcy?

(see the answer key)

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