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Pride and Prejudice: Volume I Ch. 1-13 Review
Pride and Prejudice: Volume I Ch. 1-13 Review
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1
Which literary devices does Jane Austen use?
Metaphor and symbolism
Conversation Scenes
Satirical characterization
Situational Irony
2
____falls in love with her new neighbor and must spend time at his house because of a bad cold.
Elizabeth
Charlotte
Kitty
Jane
3
During this visit, we learn that___________ actually loves Elizabeth, but will not tell her so.
Darcy
Bingley
Mr. Hurst
the doctor
4
____wants to marry her daughters off to wealthy men in an effort to secure a place for them.
Lydia
Caroline Bingley
Mrs. Bennet
Mrs. Philips
5
Pride and Prejudice
takes place during which time period in literary history?
Regency Era England
Victorian Era England
1600s
early 1800s
6
Kitty and Lydia hope to find husbands amongst the __________ in Meryton.
bankers
princes
aristocrats
militia
7
____walks three miles through muddy country roads to visit her sick sister.
Mary
Kitty
Lydia
None of the Above
8
___is moving to the neighborhood where he will rent Netherfield Park.
Mr. Collins
Mr. Darcy
Mr. Bennet
Mr. Bingley
9
What do we learn about Mr. Bennet's cousin, Mr. Collins, will come to visit.
clergyman with pompous speech
His benefactor: Lady Catherine de Bourgh
Longbourn is entailed to him (will inherit)
All of the Above
10
_____the middle Bennet daughter, who always has her nose in the books.
Charlotte
Kitty
Mary
Lydia
11
Who else joins Bingley at Netherfield?
Mr. Hurst
Darcy
His two sisters
All of the above
12
The people in the country claim that _____is Mr. Darcy's greatest vice.
proud
too wealthy
well-bred
shy at dancing
13
What factors below influenced Jane Austen's life as a writer?
Her siblings encouraged her to write, especially Cassandra
Parents were wealthy political figures
Role of women writers--few were published.
Well-read from her father's extensive library