5. What information is Marianne unwilling to share with her mother?
(a) Her engagement to Willoughby
(b) Her conversation with Elinor
(c) Her trip to Sir John's house
(d) Her love for Willoughby

6. Which two character does Mrs. Jennings try to match up?
(a) Colonel Brandon and Lady Middleton
(b) Elinor and Colonel Brandon
(c) Marianne and Colonel Brandon
(d) Marianne and Sir John

7. Why does Elinor try to spend more time with Lucy?
(a) To talk about art
(b) To find out about her relationship with Edward
(c) Because she likes her
(d) To find out if she is a nice person

8. What does Mrs Jennings think the Colonel is left town for?
(a) To visit his sick father
(b) To visit his illegitimate daughter
(c) To take part in a parade
(d) To visit his sick mother

9. Where do the Palmers live?
(a) The Lake District
(b) Cleveland
(c) Newcastle
(d) Liverpool

10. What does Elinor ask Marianne proof of?
(a) That she owes Willoughby money
(b) Her birth
(c) Her love for Willoughby
(d) Her engagement to Willoughby

11. Which family does Austen immediately introduce in this chapter?
(a) The Ferrars family
(b) The Steele family
(c) The Dashwood family
(d) The Partridge family

12. Why does Mrs. Dashwood not want her daughters to mingle?
(a) She is worried for their safety
(b) She does not like Sir John
(c) She does not want the girls to borrow Sir John's carriage
(d) They are no suitable men to mingle with

13. Why does Marianne forgive the Colonel for not applauding?
(a) He has a damaged hand
(b) He is much older than the others
(c) She loves him
(d) He was smoking a pipe at the time

14. How long is the carriage ride to London?
(a) A week
(b) Ten days
(c) Three days
(d) Three hours

15. Which of the following comments upsets Edward?
(a) That he does not genuinely love Elinor
(b) That he has no taste
(c) That he has pig like eyes
(d) That he is reserved