Vocabulary Flashcards
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What does ‘pride’ refer to in the context of the novel?
An excessive belief in one’s own abilities or worth.
What does ‘prejudice’ mean?
A preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience.
True or False: Elizabeth Bennet is the protagonist of the novel.
True
Fill in the blank: Mr. Darcy is initially perceived as _____ by Elizabeth Bennet.
arrogant
What is the setting of ‘Pride and Prejudice’?
Early 19th century England.
What is the primary theme of the novel?
The critique of social class and marriage.
Who is Mr. Bingley?
A wealthy and amiable gentleman who becomes romantically interested in Jane Bennet.
What does the term ‘entail’ refer to?
A legal situation regarding the inheritance of property.
Multiple Choice: Who is known for their wit and intelligence?
A) Elizabeth Bennet B) Mrs. Bennet C) Mr. Collins D) Miss Bingley
What is the relationship between Elizabeth Bennet and Jane Bennet?
They are sisters.
True or False: Mr. Collins proposes to Elizabeth Bennet.
True
Fill in the blank: Lady Catherine de Bourgh is Mr. Darcy’s _____ .
aunt
What does ‘social class’ refer to in the novel?
A division of society based on social and economic status.
Who is the character that represents foolishness and vanity?
Lydia Bennet
What is the significance of the ball at Netherfield?
It serves as a pivotal social event for character interactions.
What does ‘marriage’ symbolize in the novel?
Social status and economic security.
Multiple Choice: Which character is known for his strong sense of duty?
A) Mr. Wickham B) Mr. Darcy C) Mr. Collins D) Mr. Bingley
What does the term ‘dowry’ mean?
Property or money brought by a bride to her husband on their marriage.
Who is the antagonist in the story?
Mr. Wickham
Fill in the blank: The Bennet family is concerned about _____ for their daughters.
marriage
What is Elizabeth’s main flaw?
Her initial judgment and prejudice against Mr. Darcy.
True or False: The novel ends with multiple marriages.
True
What does ‘first impressions’ refer to in the novel?
The initial judgments characters make about each other.
What is the moral lesson of ‘Pride and Prejudice’?
The importance of understanding and overcoming one’s own biases.
