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1
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MOST HAUGHTY AND CONDESCENDING CHARACTER

A

LADY CATHERINE DE BOROUGH

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known for pride

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darcy

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3
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known for prejudice

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lizzy bennett

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judged to be good becasue of appearance/ manners

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mr. wickham

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5
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known for silliness

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lydia bennett

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known for wit

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elizabeth bennett

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character known for flattery

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mr. collins

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bingley’s house

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netherfield

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9
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daryc’s house

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pemberly

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10
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lady catherin’es house

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rosings park

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11
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village where militia first is stationed

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meryton

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12
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town that militia moves to

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brighton

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13
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county that darcy lives in

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derbyshire

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14
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city where gardners live in

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london

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15
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village/ house wher bennett’s live

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lonbourn

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16
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time periodo f the novel

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victorian

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17
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another novel by jane austen

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emma

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18
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charactere who is the most tractable

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mr. bingley

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19
Q

charactyer who writes impulsivley

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mr. bingley

20
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oldest daughter

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jane bennett

21
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charcter who is the most practical

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charlotte lucas

22
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character who talks by the book

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mary bennett

23
Q

sister who is the least developed

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catherine bennett

24
Q

charcteer who snobs by not returning a visit promptly

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caroline bingley

25
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character who serves and compliments darcy

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mrs. reynolds

26
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if you will not take the trouble of checking her spirits …her character will be fixed
you?
her?
speaker

A

mr. bennet- you
her-lydia
speaker-lizzy

27
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could you expect me to…congratulate myslef on the hope of relations whose condition in life is so decideldy beneath my own?”
speaekr?
listener?

A

darcy

lizzy

28
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she parted from him convinced that whether maried or single, he must always be her model of the amiable and pleasing
she?
he??

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lizzy

wickham

29
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i am not romantic, you know… my chance of happiness with him is as fair as most people can boast..”
my
him

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charlotte lucas

mr. collins

30
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i shall choose to attribute it to your wish of increasing my love by suspense, according to the usual practice of elegant females
speaker

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mr. collins

31
Q

how very ill eliza bennett looks this morning… she is grown so brown and coarse!@
speaker>

A

miss bingley

32
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my affexctions and wishes are unchanged, but one word from you will silence me on the subject forever”
my?
you?>

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darcy

lizzy

33
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it would surely be much more rational if conversation instead of dancing made the order of the day”
speaker?

A

caroline bingley

34
Q

the church ought to have been my profession

my?

A

mr. wickha

35
Q

it is better to know as little as possible of the defects of the person with whom you are to pass your life”
speaekr?

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charlotte

36
Q

heaven and eart!..of what are you thinking? are the shades of pemberly to be thus polluted?
speaker?

A

lady catherine

37
Q

but your family owe me nothing. much as i respect them, I bleive, i thought only of you>
speaker?

A

darcy

38
Q

why should they try to influence him? they can only wish for his happiness, and if he is attached to me, no other woman can secure it”
speaker?

they?

A

speaker- jane

they=- bingley’ssisters

39
Q

will not think the worse of you for being simply dressed. she likes to have the distinction of rank preserved.
she?
speaker?

A

lady catherine

mr. collins

40
Q

it was melancholy to leave her to such society! but she had chosen with her eyes open…she did not seem to ask for compassion.
shey?

A

charlotte

41
Q

from the notion that when there has been one intermarriage, she may have less trouble acheiving a second”
she?

A

miss bingley

42
Q

a person may be proud without being vain. prdie relates more to our opinion of ourselves, vanity to what we would have others think of us”
speaekr?

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mary

43
Q

name two customs that are in the novel

A

returning visits
table arranglements
3rd party introducting
being an accomplished owman

44
Q

first name of the novel

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first impressions

45
Q

how does first impressions manifest in the novel (3)

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elizbabeth thinks wickham is a great guy at first
lizzy believes darcy to be a haughty person at first.
jane believes caroline to be a nice,sweet lady.

46
Q

money customs (3)

A

marry off 5 daughters
arranged marriages to keep money in the family
charlotte does not want to become a n old maid

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