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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Volume 2: Chapter 2 | Volume 2: Chapter 3.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to Wickham, why was he forced to become a foot soldier?
(a) He gave a promise to the late Mr. Darcy Sr.
(b) Mr. Darcy refused to give him his rightful inheritance.
(c) He was wrongly accused of a crime.
(d) He feels it is his moral obligation.

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

3. What does Mr. Collins think about Elizabeth's initial refusal of him the night after the ball at Netherfield?
(a) She has lost a vital chance at a good match.
(b) She is playing hard to get.
(c) She is cruel and vindictive.
(d) She needs some time to think it over.

4. What is in the letter from Caroline Bingley that distresses Jane a few days after the ball at Netherfield?
(a) News that Mr. Bingley and his family highly disapproves of the Bennet family.
(b) News that they are leaving to London and do not plan to return.
(c) News that Bingley's business has collapsed and his fortune is lost.
(d) News that Bingley and Mr. Darcy's sister are engaged.

5. What does Miss Bingley say to Darcy when he tells her of his growing fondness for Elizabeth at the Lucas' house?
(a) She reminds him that he is already betrothed.
(b) She begins to ridicule the Bennet family.
(c) She commends him for his choice.
(d) She laughs out loud and runs to tell her sister.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Mary spend most of her time doing?

2. What does Mrs. Bennett complain of when her husband denies the request to meet the man who has bought Netherfield?

3. How long does Mr. Collins stay at Longbourn after he is refused?

4. What causes a rift in the friendship between Elizabeth and Charlotte?

5. Who helps to dispel the gloom in Longbourn during the winter?

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