Pride and Prejudice

Elizabeth Bennet first meets Mr. Darcy

Charlotte Lucas marries

Elizabeth tours Mr. Darcy's home with

Wickham runs away with Lydia Bennet

Elizabeth's good friend is

Mr. Bennet's house will be inherited by

Lady Catherine de Bourgh is Mr. Darcy's

Early in the novel Elizabeth turns down a proposal from

From Darcy's letter Elizabeth learns that

When Elizabeth becomes engaged to Darcy, she is

The person who separates Jane and Bingley is

Who hopes that Darcy will marry her daughter?

Who is ultimately responsible for arranging Lydia's marriage?

Elizabeth stays with the Bingleys at Netherfield because

Elizabeth learns how Wickham's debts have been settled how?

Who is called "vain, ignorant, idle, and absolutely unclontrolled."

Why does Bingley remain in london all winter?

Which words best describe jane Bennet?

The character most closely associated with pride is

What does Lady Catherine's treatment of Elizabeth reveal about lady Catherine?

An example of a mistaken first impresion is?

Charlotte's reason for marrying Mr. Collins is

The character who always sees the best in everyone is?

Which of the following does the author consider the most important ingredient of a happy marriage?

Elizabeth's rejection of Darcy's first proposal teaches him that

Mrs. Bennet's feeligns about Lydia's marriage are

Mr. bennet's favorite daughter is

Elizabeth Bennet is an example of a

Pride and Prejudice reflects the attitudes of society in

Which of the folowing characters might best be regarded as a caricature?

Austen's style of writing may be described as

THe structure of Pride and Prejudice is

The character in the novel who speaks most consistently in an ironic tone is

Which literary device makes Austen's characters seem realistic?

A central conflict in Pride and PRejudice is the relationship between?

Jane is attracted to Bingley the first time she meets him.
True False

Darcy exerts a strong influence on Bingley.
True False

Mrs. Bennet is not very intelligent.
True False

Mr. Darcy will only marry an heiress.
True False

Jane is her mother's favoirte child.

Elizabeth's engagement to Darcy is the result of lady Catherine's interference.
True False

Elizabeth's motive in touring Pemberley is to see Mr. Darcy again.
True False

Mrs. Bennet's chief goal is to marry off her daughters.
True False

Elizabeth learns that she suffers from excessive pride.
True False

Elizabeth's marriage is likely to be happier than that of her parents.
True False

Elizabeth's first impression of Mr. Darcy is that he is

Mr. Bingley quickly displays his interest in

Elizabeth's bookish, academic sister is

The house in which the Bennets live will be inherited by

Elizabeth walks to Netherfield to see her sister because

Caroline Bingley continually flirts with

Mr. Collins first proposes to

Wickham says that Mr. Darcy has

Shortly after the ball at Netherfield, Jane receives a letter from Caroline Bingley saying that

Charlotte tells Elizabeth she has accepted the proposal of

Elizabeth's aunt Mrs. Gardiner warns her not to fall in love with

Elizabeth pays a visit to the parsonage that is the home of

Lady catherine de Bourgh is Mr. Darcy's

mr. Darcy visits Rosings with his cousin

Elizabeth learns that __ was responsible for separating Jane from Bingley.

While visiting the parsonage, Elizabeth receives a proposal from

Mr. Darcy reveals the truth about Wickhan's inheritance in a

Elizabeth learned that Wickham had previously attempted to elope with

Although Elizabeth advises against it, Mr. Bennet allows Lydia to accept an invitation to visit the summer headquarters of the regiment in

Elizabeth sets off on a tour of Derbyshire with

The housekeeper at Pemberley speaks highly of Mr. Darcy
True False

Mr. Darcy's sister is rude to Elizabeth
True False

Elizabeth tells MR. Darcy thta her sister Lydia has eloped with Wickham.
True False

Mr. Bennet locates Lydia in London.
True False

The Bennets refuse to allow Lydia to visit her former home.
True False

Lydia reveals that Mr. Darcy attended her wedding
True False

Mr. Darcy goes away because he cannot prevent Bingley from marrying Jane
True False

Lady Catherine visists Elizabeth to warn her not to marry Darcy.
True False

Mr. Darcy is reluctant to risk a second proposal, and so Elizabeth proposes to him.
True False

Elizabeth's family is surprises that she has agreed to marry Mr. Darcy
True False

According to the narrator, a single man with a good fortune needs

Which of the following best states one of the themes of Pride and Prejudice?

Which is not an appropriate description of Darcy in the beginning of the novel?

Why is Darcy attracted to Elizabeth?

ALthough we are led to believe Darcy adn Elizabeth are full of pride and prejudice, we think differently at the end of the novel. Which pairs of characters best exemplifies these characteristics?

For what purpose does Austen use humor in Pride adn Prejudice?

Which character do we view from the inside? outside?

Who is the pompous clergyman? blinkered views? loves to mock people? monstrous?

What does MR. bennet's wit hide?

Where do they live? Bingley?

In the 18th century, the __ was at the heart of English life. It was the __ or __, which meant that the kign was its head and its bisops sat in the House of Lords.

__ hopes to be presented to a living in the Church, but _, who controls the __, blocks his appointment.

__ gets his clergy job in the church through __.

Where is Wickham's regiment staying?

Where does Darcy live? What is his house called/

What is Darcy's income? Bingleys?

Bingley's ancestors made a large sum of money through __.

What is the simplest and lightest form of carriage, which was open-topped, one horse, and two wheeledd? the one by two horses? the showier four horse vehicle, usually open?

Wickham joins __ regiment, who are based in Meryton before they pitch their camp at __.

What is the Bennets' neighborhood called?
A __ was a combo of office and den used mainly by the man of the household.

The family of Mr. Darcy and Lady Catherine is higher up in social scale; their houses are larger and more imposing.
Lady Catherine's house is called __.

name a round character?
flat character?
static character?
dynamic character?

I am a female and am the perfect foil character to Elizabeth

The Bennet's most boring visitor in the novel

While Lizzy is in Lambton, she receives word that this sister disappeared?

Mr. Collins marries her

This character owes a lot of money to a few individuals.

This girl never sees a fault in anyone.

She is a pale, sickly individual who really has no back bone and has been beaten down

Mr. darcy's aunt, she wants to break up his love affair with Elizabeth

A silly, brainless woman interested only in getting her daughters married

a plain but studious sister to Eliza

Untamed noisy, wild and fearless sister to Elizabeth

This character claims to have been cheated out of an inheritance

Mr. Collins simply adores this woman.

Caroline Bingley wants her brother to marry her.

insults Eliza by stating she is not pretty enough to dance with

This individual does not want Elizabeth to marry Mr. Collins

George Wickham's debts are paid by this character

It seems that Mr. Bingley really does love this individual

Prejudice in the title of the novel is represetned by this individual.

Besides Colonel Fitzwilliam, this individual is Darcy's best friend.

Quote:
"Yes, vanity is a weakness ideed. But pride- where there is a real superiority of mind, pride will be always under good regulations.

Quote:
His pride does not offend me so much as pride often does, because there is an excuse for it. One cannot wonder that so very fine a young man, with family, fortune, everything in his favor should think highly of himself. If may so express it, he has a right to be proud.

Quote:
"I have told Miss Bennet several times that she will never play really well unless she practices more; ... she is very welcome... to come to Rosings every day, and play on the pianoforte in Mrs. Jenkinson's room. She would be in nobody's way... in that part of the house.

Quote:
"My comfort i, I am sure Jane will die of a broken heart; and then he (Bingley) will be sorry for what he has done.

Quote:
"I had not known you a month before I felt that you were the last man in the world whom I could ever be prevailed on to marry."

Quote:
"that would be the greatest misfortune of all- To find a man agreeable whom one is determined to hate."

Quote
"In vain have I struggled. It will not do. My feelings will not be repressed. You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you."

Quote:
"Do not expect to be noticed by his family and friends; if you willfully act against the inclinations of all. You will be censured, slighted, and despised by everyone connected with him. Your alliance will be a disgrace, your name will never even be mentioned by any of us."

Quote:
"When you get to town, find them out, whereever they may be; and if they are not married already, make them marry."

This character is the instrument for uniting Elizabeth and Darcy

__ is teh most comic figure in the novel in his pretentiousness, moral confusion, and complete lack of self-consciousness, but is nonetheless almost sinister in his moral density.