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Question 1

MOST HAUGHTY AND CONDESCENDING CHARACTER

Answer 1

LADY CATHERINE DE BOROUGH

Question 2

known for pride

Answer 2

darcy

Question 3

known for prejudice

Answer 3

lizzy bennett

Question 4

judged to be good becasue of appearance/ manners

Answer 4

mr. wickham

Question 5

known for silliness

Answer 5

lydia bennett

Question 6

known for wit

Answer 6

elizabeth bennett

Question 7

character known for flattery

Answer 7

mr. collins

Question 8

bingley’s house

Answer 8

netherfield

Question 9

daryc’s house

Answer 9

pemberly

Question 10

lady catherin’es house

Answer 10

rosings park

Question 11

village where militia first is stationed

Answer 11

meryton

Question 12

town that militia moves to

Answer 12

brighton

Question 13

county that darcy lives in

Answer 13

derbyshire

Question 14

city where gardners live in

Answer 14

london

Question 15

village/ house wher bennett’s live

Answer 15

lonbourn

Question 16

time periodo f the novel

Answer 16

victorian

Question 17

another novel by jane austen

Answer 17

emma

Question 18

charactere who is the most tractable

Answer 18

mr. bingley

Question 19

charactyer who writes impulsivley

Answer 19

mr. bingley

Question 20

oldest daughter

Answer 20

jane bennett

Question 21

charcter who is the most practical

Answer 21

charlotte lucas

Question 22

character who talks by the book

Answer 22

mary bennett

Question 23

sister who is the least developed

Answer 23

catherine bennett

Question 24

charcteer who snobs by not returning a visit promptly

Answer 24

caroline bingley

Question 25

character who serves and compliments darcy

Answer 25

mrs. reynolds

Question 26

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

Answer 26

mr. bennet- you her-lydia speaker-lizzy

Question 27

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

Answer 27

darcy | lizzy

Question 28

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

Answer 28

lizzy | wickham

Question 29

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

Answer 29

charlotte lucas | mr. collins

Question 30

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

Answer 30

mr. collins

Question 31

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

Answer 31

miss bingley

Question 32

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

Answer 32

darcy | lizzy

Question 33

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

Answer 33

caroline bingley

Question 34

the church ought to have been my profession | my?

Answer 34

mr. wickha

Question 35

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

Answer 35

charlotte

Question 36

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

Answer 36

lady catherine

Question 37

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

Answer 37

darcy

Question 38

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?

Answer 38

speaker- jane | they=- bingley'ssisters

Question 39

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

Answer 39

lady catherine | mr. collins

Question 40

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?

Answer 40

charlotte

Question 41

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

Answer 41

miss bingley

Question 42

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?

Answer 42

mary

Question 43

name two customs that are in the novel

Answer 43

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

Question 44

first name of the novel

Answer 44

first impressions

Question 45

how does first impressions manifest in the novel (3)

Answer 45

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.

Question 46

money customs (3)

Answer 46

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