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pride and prejudice review Flashcards

1
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how is the upper class a victim of satire

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the customs. Lady catherine and miss bingley represent the upper class. They are snobby, nosy, and money doesn’t mean manners

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how is the middle class a victim of satire

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Mr. Collins and Wickham are mocked

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How are restricting classes a victim of satire

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darcy’s struggle to love elizabeth even though she is in a lower class than him

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how is caroline bingley a victim of satire

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only dances with bingley and darcy.
fake- mocks lizzy when she is out of the room.
doesn’t want bingley to marry lizzy
mocks the street that the gardiner’s live on

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5
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list 5 victims of satire

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upper class
middle class
caroline bingley
restrictive classes
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what does charlotte want from marriage

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wants security. she doesn’t want to end up as an old maid

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what does charlotte not want to know about marriage

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the flaws of her partner/

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why do people marry

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to not become an old maid- burden

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what does mrs. bennet want from marriage

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security

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what does lizzy want from marriage

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respect/ love

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what does jane want from marriage

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love

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what does lydia want from marriage

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wants the title of being married

wants sex

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13
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describe Pemberly

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situated, blends in, fine, deep quality

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describe rosings park-

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showy, gaudy, huge,

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describe hunsford-

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small, simple for a small minded man

mr. collins furnishes greatly to compare to rosings

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whose house is in hunsford

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mr. collins

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17
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name 4 round characters

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mary
lady catherine
miss bingley
mr. collins

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18
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name 4 dynamic characters

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lizzy
darcy
jane
kitty ( changes at end by her sisters)
mr. bennet- changed by daughter's actions
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19
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who is the book worm

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mary

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20
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list 3 themes

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victorian society restrictions
redemption
marriage for love v.s. money

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21
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explain the theme of redemption

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darcy being patient with lizzy and bribing wickham into marrying lydia

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22
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arranged marriages usually meant what

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keeping money in the family

23
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list 6 things about money in the novel

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arranged marriages- darcy to cousin
entailment
youngest son
discrete dealings
mr. bennet repaying gardiner
mrs. bennet's need to marry off 5 daughters 
charlotte needs security
24
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how was rain a maker of fate in the novel

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forces lizzy and jane to stay at netherfield

25
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because charlotte marries collins, this is fate because

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lizzy goes to hunsford which is near rosings park

26
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mr. gardiner’s shortened business is fate becaus

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trip shortened no farther than derbyshire

27
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darcy showing up at pemberly is fate b/c

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he shows up while lizzy is there

28
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darcy walking in while ____________ is fate

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lizzy is reading letter

29
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list 5 examples of fate

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lizzy and jane staying at netherfield b/c of rain
charlotte marries mr. collins so lizzy visits them at hunsford which puts her near rosings park
mr. gardiner’s shortened trip b/c of business means that lizzy will visit pemberly
darcy shows up at pemberly a day early while lizzy is there
darcy walks in on lizzy reading a letter from jane about lydia

30
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list 10 examples of proper victorian social decorum

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  • -visiting new neighbors- mr. bennet visits bingley in hope for return visit
  • -someone introduces you first
  • -return visits
  • -marrying within class
  • -oldest marrying first/ out in society- lady catherine mocks lizzy that all 5 girls are out at once
  • -girls being escorted
  • -dancing- 1st two dances meaning something (collins to lizzy)
  • -seating at table
  • -reputation of women - very guarded
  • -accomplished women- singing, piano
  • -games/ entertainment - cards
31
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lizzy is a heroine as she holds her own against

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lady catherine

32
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lizzy is a heroine as she is not intimidated by _______ surroundings

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lady catherine’s

33
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lizzy is a heroine as she is not intimidated by _____ when he comes up to the piano

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darcy

34
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lizzy is a heroine as she refuses

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two proposals

35
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lizzy is a heroine as she stands up for what she believes in – examples ?

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telling lydia that she doens’t like her way of marriage

36
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lizzy is a heroine as she has a witty ______

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repartee

37
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lizzy is a heroine as she admits her

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wrongs/ prejudice

38
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lizzy is a heroine as she is ______(adjective)

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wise- gives father advice

39
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list 8 reasons why lizzy is a heroine

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  • -holds her own against lady catherine
    • not intimidated by lady catherine’s surroundings
  • -not intimidated by darcy
  • -refuses two proposals
  • -stands up for what she believes in
  • -repartee of wit
  • -admits her wrongs/ prejudice
    • wise- gives father advice
40
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CONTRAST: BINGLEY AND DARCY
bingley-idealstic
darcy-

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darcy- realistic

41
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CONTRAST: BINGLEY AND DARCY
bingley-socia
darcy-

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darcy- antisocial

42
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CONTRAST: BINGLEY AND DARCY
bingley-
darcy-more wealthy

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bingley- wealthy

43
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CONTRAST: BINGLEY AND DARCY
bingley-
darcy-thinker- writes letter-grows on lizzy

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bingley- acts on impulse
leaves netherfield
fell for jane

44
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CONTRAST: BINGLEY AND DARCY
bingley-superficial- open- what you see is what you get
darcy-

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darcy- depth- mysterious

45
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list 5 contrasts between bingley and darcy

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binley-idealistic
darcy-realistic

binley-social
darcy-antisocial

binley-wealthy
darcy-more wealthy

binley-acts on impulse-leaves netherfield-fell for jane
darcy-thinker- writes letter to elizabeth- grows on her

binley-open-superficial
darcy-depth- mysterious

46
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list 6 comparisons to bingley and darcy

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  • -upper class
  • -married beneath class
  • -married for love
    • both are gentlemen
  • -victims of society-undergo struggle
  • -both have snobby relatives
47
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CONTRAST: JANE AND LIZZY
Jane-
Lizzy-cynical- realistic

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jane- sees good in people, idealistic

48
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CONTRAST: JANE AND LIZZY
Jane-
Lizzy-open

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jane- reserved

49
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CONTRAST: JANE AND LIZZY
Jane-forgiving
Lizzy-

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lizzy- not easy to forgive

50
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CONTRAST: JANE AND LIZZY
Jane-beautiful
Lizzy-

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lizzy- plain but

51
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CONTRAST: JANE AND LIZZY
Jane-
Lizzy-father’s favorite- wit- good sense

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jane-mother’s favorite-oldest-most marriagable

52
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list 5 contrasts between jane and lizzy

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jane-sees good in everyone-idealistic
lizzy-cynical-realistic

jane-reserved
lizzy-open

jane-forgiving
lizzy-not easy to forgive

jane-beautiful
lizzy-plain but

jane-mother’s favorite
lizzy-father’s favorite

53
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list 6 comparisons between jane and lizzy

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  • -danger of becoming old maid
  • -fairly sensible
  • -embarassed by family
  • -love someone out of class
  • -married for love- got money out of marriage
  • -middle class

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