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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who defends Elizabeth when Miss Bingley starts speaking poorly of her after their dinner together?
(a) Mrs. Bennet.
(b) Mr. Hurst.
(c) Jane.
(d) Darcy and Bingley.

2. What does Jane first think of Bingley's sisters when they are introduced?
(a) She finds them prideful and rude.
(b) She thinks they are elegant and fine.
(c) She thinks they are sweet and tasteful.
(d) She thinks they are terribly dimwitted.

3. What does Elizabeth first think of Bingley's sisters when they are introduced?
(a) She thinks they are elegant and fine.
(b) She finds them prideful and rude.
(c) She thinks they are terribly dimwitted.
(d) She thinks they are sweet and tasteful.

4. What breaks up the conversation between Elizabeth and Wickham at the party at Mrs. Phillip's house?
(a) A dance.
(b) A game of whist.
(c) Dinner.
(d) Another conversation.

5. What makes Mrs. Bennet ill and irritable after Elizabeth refuses Mr. Collins?
(a) Mary's poor piano playing.
(b) Lydia's constant prattling.
(c) Mr. Bingley's absence, and Charlotte's engagement.
(d) Mr. Bennet's sarcastic remarks.

6. Who is always close by Elizabeth as she dines at Rosings one day after church?
(a) Mr. Collins.
(b) Lady Catherine.
(c) Charlotte.
(d) Mr. Darcy.

7. Why is Jane forced to stay at Netherfield overnight when she is asked to dine there by Miss Bingley?
(a) Miss Bingley asks her to stay.
(b) She twists her ankle and is unable to travel home.
(c) She gets caught in the rain and falls ill.
(d) It falls dark faster than expected.

8. How many daughters does Mrs. Bennett have?
(a) 3.
(b) 6.
(c) 5.
(d) 4.

9. Who is to inherit Longbourn when Mr. Bennet dies?
(a) Mr. Collins.
(b) Mr. Bennet.
(c) Jane.
(d) The sisters, all equally.

10. Who gives Mrs. Bennett a description of Mr. Bingley when her husband will not?
(a) Lady Catherine.
(b) Lady De Bourgh.
(c) Lady Lucas.
(d) Lady Collins.

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

12. What does Mr. Bennet tell Elizabeth he will do if she accepts Mr. Collin's proposal?
(a) Double her dowry.
(b) Visit her often.
(c) Never speak with her again.
(d) Allow them to live at Longbourn.

13. What is Charlotte's sister's name?
(a) Martha.
(b) Melanie.
(c) Mary.
(d) Maria.

14. Who does Mr. Bennet announce will be dining with them at Longbourn shortly after Jane returns home from Netherfield?
(a) Mr. Bingley.
(b) Mr. Collins.
(c) Mr. Wickham.
(d) Mr. Darcy.

15. What is Elizabeth forced to do while dining at Rosings one day after church?
(a) Recite some scripture.
(b) Play the piano.
(c) Sing.
(d) Read a sermon.

Short Answer Questions

1. How long is Charlotte Lucas' engagement?

2. How does Elizabeth pass her time while visiting Charlotte at her new house?

3. According to Wickham, why was he forced to become a foot soldier?

4. What does Elizabeth do when she hears Mr. Darcy slight her at the first ball of the book?

5. What do Bingley and his sisters come to Longbourn to personally deliver?

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