Pride and Prejudice Flashcards

1
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Who rents what in the beginning of the book?

A

Charles Bingley; Manor of Netherfield Park

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2
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Who are the five daughters of the Bennets

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Jane, Elizabeth, Mary, Kitty, and Lydia

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3
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Which one of the daughters does Bingley dance with?

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Jane

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4
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Who does his friend Mr. Darcy refuse to dance with?

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Elizabeth

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5
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Why does Elizabeth go to the Netherfield manor?

A

Her sister Jane gets caught in a storm and catches a cold, and she wants to help her sister.

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What about Elizabeth’s arrival causes problems with who?

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Elizabeth gets there in a splattered dress, and Miss Bingley is very snobbish; Darcy also pays attention to her, even though she tries to get it

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7
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Who visits when Elizabeth and Jane come home and what does he do?

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Mr. Collins, who tries to marry Elizabeth

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Who also shows interest in Elizabeth, who is he, and what about Darcy does he say?

A

Wickham, a soldier, and Darcy cheated him out of an inheritance

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9
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The Bingleys and Darcy leave Netherfield when?

A

Winter

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10
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Mr. Collins gets engaged to who and why?

A

Charlotte Lucas for the money

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What happens when Jane tries to visit Bingley

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Mr Bingley doesn’t show up, Miss Bingley does and acts rude

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12
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Who is Darcy’s aunt?

A

Lady Catherine

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13
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What happens between Darcy and Elizabeth?

A

Darcy proposes, Elizabeth refuses, calling him arrogant and unpleasant, steering away Jane, and cheating away Wickham

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14
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What is in Darcy’s letter?

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He steered away Jane because he didn’t believe in her relationship, and Wickham lied

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15
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What else did Wickham do?

A

Tried to elope with Georgina Darcy

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16
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How does Elizabeth come to visit Darcy’s estate?

A

She goes on a trip with the Gardiners, relatives of the Bennets

17
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What happens with Lydia?

A

She elopes with Wickham

18
Q

How is the Lydia-Wickham situation solved?

A

Wickham agrees to marry Lydia for money, which is paid by Darcy

19
Q

Bingley eventually marries Jane?

A

Yes

20
Q

What does Lady Catherine do and why?

A

She tries to coerce Elizabeth to refuse to marry Darcy, as she believes a Bennet isn’t rich enough

21
Q

Does Elizabeth relent to Lady Catherine

A

She says she won’t go against her own happiness

22
Q

What other obstacles stand in the way of Darcy and Elizabeth and how?

A

Miss Bingley, snobbishness and haughtiness, Wickham, lies, and Lady Catherine, coercion

23
Q

What does Darcy and Elizabeth’s relationship imply about Austen?

A

Austen view love as something not part of society, although she understands that sometimes love isn’t the answer. (Charlotte Lucas)

24
Q

Why was being a woman hard?

A

She had to comply to many social norms, or risk damage to her and her family’s reputation

25
Q

What is an extreme example of class in Pride and Prejudice?

A

Mr. Collins and Lady Catherine

26
Q

What does Austen feel about class and prejudice

A

It is hollow, unfeeling, and unproductive

27
Q

Does Austen sympathize with all class structure?

A

Not the lower classes

28
Q

What do journeys seem to function as?

A

Catalysts for something important to happen in the novel

29
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How does Pemberley symbolize Darcy?

A

The beauty of the manor, the stream, and the bridge that Elizabeth crosses