Pride and Prejudice Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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Pride and Prejudice Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Charlotte do when the Bennets and Lucases dine together after Elizabeth's refusal of Mr. Collins?
(a) Gosips with Elizabeth.
(b) Reads sermons.
(c) Listens to Mr. Collins.
(d) Observes the odd tension in the family.

2. What does Mr. Darcy do at the Netherfield ball that is extremely surprising to Elizabeth?
(a) Leaves the house.
(b) Show attention to Lydia.
(c) Warmly embraces Wickham.
(d) Asks her to dance.

3. What does Elizabeth's favorite aunt warn her against while she is visiting at Longbourn?
(a) To not fall in love with Mr. Wickham.
(b) To not be like her mother.
(c) To not allow her sister to wallow in despair over lost love that never was.
(d) To never listen to the gossip of the town.

4. Who does Miss Bingley's wish to befriend in the Bennet household?
(a) Elizabeth and Mary.
(b) Jane and Elizabeth.
(c) Mary and Kitty.
(d) Lydia and Jane.

5. Who does Mr. Bennet announce will be dining with them at Longbourn shortly after Jane returns home from Netherfield?
(a) Mr. Collins.
(b) Mr. Wickham.
(c) Mr. Darcy.
(d) Mr. Bingley.

6. What does Charlotte do when her husband says silly and embarrassing statements?
(a) Closes her eyes and appears to count to ten.
(b) Chides him publicly.
(c) Blushes and cries.
(d) Ignores him.

7. Why does Elizabeth say it is so hard for her to forgive Mr. Darcy's statement about her at the first ball of the book?
(a) He wounded her pride.
(b) Too many people heard it.
(c) He did not dance with her.
(d) He seemed to truly mean it.

8. How long does Mr. Collins stay at Longbourn after he is refused?
(a) One day.
(b) One hour.
(c) Until the end of his origianlly planned visit.
(d) Two weeks.

9. What is in the letter from Caroline Bingley that distresses Jane a few days after the ball at Netherfield?
(a) News that Bingley and Mr. Darcy's sister are engaged.
(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 Mr. Bingley and his family highly disapproves of the Bennet family.

10. Who does Elizabeth seek out to protect her against further advances from Mr. Collins?
(a) Her mother.
(b) Lady DeBourgh.
(c) Mr. Darcy.
(d) Her father.

11. Who is Mr. Collin's first choice as a wife?
(a) Kitty.
(b) Mary.
(c) Jane.
(d) Elizabeth.

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

13. Who comes to visit Jane while she is stuck at Netherfield after dining with Miss Bingley?
(a) Kitty.
(b) Mrs. Bennet.
(c) Mary.
(d) Elizabeth.

14. What is Elizabeth forced to do while dining at Rosings one day after church?
(a) Sing.
(b) Read a sermon.
(c) Recite some scripture.
(d) Play the piano.

15. Who defends Elizabeth when Miss Bingley starts speaking poorly of her after their dinner together?
(a) Jane.
(b) Mr. Hurst.
(c) Mrs. Bennet.
(d) Darcy and Bingley.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where do the Bennet sisters go after their chance meeting on the way to Meryton?

2. Who convinces Jane to stay at Netherfield one more night when she is well enough to return home?

3. What does Miss Bingley say to Darcy when he tells her of his growing fondness for Elizabeth at the Lucas' house?

4. What is Miss Bingley doing to amuse herself on Elizabeth's second evening at Netherfield?

5. What is the most disappointing part for Elizabeth at the ball at Netherfield?

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