Volume III

Question 1

merriment; laughter

Answer 1

mirth

Question 2

generous

Answer 2

liberal

Question 3

convincing; compelling

Answer 3

cogent

Question 4

captured and held briefly; captivated

Answer 4

arrested

Question 5

thoroughly discussed; scrutinized

Answer 5

canvassed

Question 6

changing; varying

Answer 6

fluctuating

Question 7

slow; characterized by delay

Answer 7

dilatory

Question 8

disturb; unsettle

Answer 8

discompose

Question 9

agreement; assent

Answer 9

acquiescence

Question 10

obtaining; acquiring

Answer 10

procuring

Question 11

departing suddenly

Answer 11

decamping

Question 12

a speech of praise

Answer 12

panegyric

Question 13

constantly; nonstop

Answer 13

incessantly

Question 14

quickly; efficiently

Answer 14

expeditiously

Question 15

understood without having to be spoken

Answer 15

tacit

Question 16

pampering; permissiveness

Answer 16

indulgence

Question 17

respectable; proper

Answer 17

genteel

Question 18

passion; intensity

Answer 18

vehemence

Question 19

reciprocated; returned

Answer 19

requited

Question 20

mental and emotional strength in adversity

Answer 20

fortitude

Question 21

groveling; overly servile

Answer 21

obsequious

Question 22

boldness; self-confidence

Answer 22

assurance

Question 23

hill; a rise of ground

Answer 23

eminence

Question 24

shyness due to a lack of self-confidence

Answer 24

diffidence

Question 25

refrained; held back from

Answer 25

forbore

Question 26

Mr. Bennet claims that Lizzy could be neither happy nor respectable unless she truly esteemed ___.

Answer 26

her husband

Question 27

"Good gracious! Lord bless me! only think! dear me! Mr. Darcy! Who would have thought it! And is it really true? Oh! my sweetest Lizzy! how rich and how great you will be! What pin-money, what jewels, what carriages you will have!"

Answer 27

Mrs. Bennet

Question 28

"I cannot fix on the hour, or the spot, or the look, or the words, which laid the foundation. It is too long ago. I was in the middle before I knew that I had begun.

Answer 28

Mr. Darcy

Question 29

petitions for the use of the library at Netherfield

Answer 29

Mary Bennet

Question 30

the unfortunate location of Lydia and Wickham

Answer 30

London

Question 31

She intends to discover if Elizabeth is engaged to Mr. Darcy and attempts to bully her into denying him.

Answer 31

Lady Catherine de Bourgh

Question 32

what Mr. Bennet needs to secure Lydia's marriage

Answer 32

five thousand pounds inheritance and one hundred pounds per year

Question 33

"... to know what I have to relate will give such pleasure to all my dear family! how shall I bear so much happiness!"

Answer 33

Jane Bennet

Question 34

Mr. Bennet dislikes this activity very much.

Answer 34

letter writing

Question 35

believes "the death of a daughter would be a blessing" in comparison to Lydia's elopement

Answer 35

Mr. Collins

Question 36

A miniature of him remains in the late Mr. Darcy's favorite room.

Answer 36

George Wickham

Question 37

length of time till Mrs. Bennet will see Lydia again

Answer 37

two years

Question 38

diligently maintains correspondence with the family, informing them of the events concerning Lydia and Wickham's whereabouts

Answer 38

Mr. Gardiner

Question 39

the length of time passed since Bingley first came to Netherfield

Answer 39

one year

Question 40

knows of Wickham and Lydia's love for several weeks, yet keeps the knowledge secret

Answer 40

Kitty

Question 41

Charlotte's situation

Answer 41

expectation of a baby

Question 42

the first person who seeks Lydia and Wickham but to no avail

Answer 42

Colonel Forster

Question 43

By Elizabeth's instructions, she begins to comprehend that a woman may take liberties with her husband.

Answer 43

Georgiana Darcy

Question 44

Elizabeth thanks them again and again for inadvertently bringing her and Darcy together.

Answer 44

Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner

Question 45

"And of this place," thought she, "I might have been mistress! With these rooms I might now have been formerly acquainted!"

Answer 45

Pemberly

Question 46

When Mr. Bennet first married, he was certain this would break the entail

Answer 46

the birth of a son

Question 47

All Meryton seemed striving to blacken the man, who, but three months before, had been almost an angel of light.

Answer 47

antithesis

Question 48

"You may well warn me against such an evil. Human nature is so prone to fall into it! No Lizzy, let me for once in my life feel how much I have been to blame."

Answer 48

Mr. Bennet

Question 49

forces Elizabeth to walk next to Mr. Darcy at Pemberley

Answer 49

Mrs. Gardiner's fatigue

Question 50

the narrator sees events through the eyes of only one (or some) character(s), or reveals the thoughts of only one (or some) character(s)

Answer 50

third person limited omniscient