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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. Why are Mr. Bennet's closest relatives not to inherit his house and fortune after he dies?
2. How does Jane travel to the Bingley's house when she is asked to dine there by Miss Bingley?
3. What is the name of the man who has just bought Netherfield?
4. What is the purpose of Mr. Collin's visit to Longbourn?
5. While Bingley is beginning to court Jane, what does Mr. Darcy begin to notice about Lizzie that makes her more beautiful in his eyes?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Darcy say about Elizabeth just after meeting her that wounds her pride?
2. Who is the visitor that Mr. Bennet is expecting for dinner the night after Elizabeth and Jane return from their stay at Netherfield?
3. What does Mr. Bennet's cousin speak about almost obsessively during his visit at Longbourn?
4. What are Elizabeth's immediate feelings of Mr. Bingley and his sisters when she first meets them?
5. What does Mrs. Bennet brag about the day after the first meeting with Mr. Bingley?
6. What does Charlotte say to Elizabeth to defend her choice to marry Mr. Collins?
7. How does Charlotte seem to deal with the constant stupidity of her husband?
8. What does Jane do when she hears of the engagement between Charlotte and Mr. Collins?
9. How long have the Bennets been married at the beginning of the book?
10. Who does Caroline Bingley want her brother to marry?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Elizabeth receives three different proposals during the course of this book. Describe each of these events, as well as the reasons for Elizabeth's responses to them. How do these proposals each affect the course of the plot?
Essay Topic 2
What did Elizabeth learn about herself from her confrontations with Lady Catherine, and how did these interactions cause her to change?
Essay Topic 3
Mr. Wickham's foolhardy and arrogant nature wreaked havoc throughout the entire book. What are some examples of this foolish behavior, and how did these actions affect the characters around him?
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