Pride and Prejudice: Chapters 7-12 Flashcards
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Mr Bennet's estate of 2,000 per year could not be given to his daughters because...?

  • It could only go to a male heir (correct)
  • He had willed it to someone else
  • It was lost in a bet
  • He had no daughters
  • How far away is Longbourn from Meryton?

    One mile

    Which two daughters went to Meryton frequently and why?

    Catherine and Lydia; to visit the officers of the militia regiment

    Who did Lydia and Catherine supposedly visit in Meryton?

    <p>Mrs Phillips</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Mr Bennet call his two youngest daughters?

    <p>Silliest girls in the country</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why does Mrs Bennet want Jane to ride horseback in the rain to Netherfield?

    <p>So Jane can spend the night at Netherfield and get to know Mr Bingley better</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why did Jane have to stay at Netherfield for so long?

    <p>She was sick from being in the rain</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did Elizabeth get to Netherfield?

    <p>Walked 3 miles</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Miss Bingley say after Elizabeth left the room to take care of Jane?

    <p>She said that Elizabeth had bad manners and had no style or beauty</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Even though it appears that Miss Bingley and Mrs Hurst care about Jane, who is it that really cares about her?

    <p>Bingley is the only one besides Elizabeth who really cares about Jane recovering</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Mrs Bennet do when she visits at Netherfield?

    <p>Makes a fool of herself</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Mrs Bennet talk greatly of during her visit?

    <p>Compares country life to the city and Jane's beauty</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who is greatly jealous of Elizabeth?

    <p>Miss Bingley</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Miss Bingley do to get Mr Darcy's attention?

    <p>Walks around the room to show off her figure</p> Signup and view all the answers

    At what point does Darcy look up from his book?

    <p>When Elizabeth walks with Miss Bingley</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Mr Darcy think when Elizabeth leaves?

    <p>Glad to see her go because he doesn't want to fall for her</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who is about to get married at the end of Chapter 12?

    <p>Colonial Foster</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does Darcy treat Elizabeth on the last day she stays in Netherfield?

    <p>He doesn't talk to her at all</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Mr. Bennet's Estate

    • Mr. Bennet's estate generates an income of 2,000 per year and can only be inherited by a male heir, leaving his daughters without direct inheritance.

    Distance from Longbourn to Meryton

    • Longbourn is located one mile away from Meryton, making it a short journey for the Bennet sisters.

    Daughters' Activities

    • Lydia and Catherine frequently visit Meryton primarily to socialize with the officers of the local militia regiment.

    Lydia and Catherine's Visits

    • Lydia and Catherine Bennet are said to visit Mrs. Phillips in Meryton, where much of their social interaction occurs.

    Mr. Bennet's Opinion

    • Mr. Bennet refers to his younger daughters, Lydia and Catherine, as the "silliest girls in the country," highlighting his dismissive view of their behavior.

    Jane's Visit to Netherfield

    • Mrs. Bennet desires that Jane ride to Netherfield in the rain so she can spend the night there and strengthen her acquaintance with Mr. Bingley.

    Jane's Prolonged Stay

    • Jane remains at Netherfield longer than expected due to falling ill from the rain during her journey.

    Elizabeth's Journey

    • To reach Netherfield, Elizabeth walks three miles on foot, demonstrating her determination to see her sister.

    Miss Bingley's Criticism

    • After Elizabeth leaves to care for Jane, Miss Bingley disparages her, commenting on her poor manners and lack of style or beauty.

    Bingley's Concern for Jane

    • Among the group at Netherfield, only Mr. Bingley and Elizabeth genuinely concern themselves with Jane's recovery, contrary to the facade presented by Miss Bingley and Mrs. Hurst.

    Mrs. Bennet's Behavior

    • During her visit to Netherfield, Mrs. Bennet embarrasses herself by her mannerisms and conversation, which are seen as overly familiar.

    Mrs. Bennet's Conversation Topics

    • Mrs. Bennet extensively discusses the differences between country life and city life, alongside praising Jane's beauty, indicating her pride in her daughter's accomplishments.

    Miss Bingley's Jealousy

    • Miss Bingley demonstrates jealousy towards Elizabeth, resenting her charm and connection with Mr. Darcy.

    Miss Bingley's Attempt to Impress

    • To catch Mr. Darcy's attention, Miss Bingley walks around the room showcasing her figure, seeking his admiration.

    Darcy's Reaction to Elizabeth

    • Mr. Darcy looks up from his book specifically when Elizabeth walks with Miss Bingley, suggesting he is intrigued by her presence.

    Darcy's Feelings Upon Elizabeth's Departure

    • Mr. Darcy feels relieved when Elizabeth leaves, as he is aware of his own vulnerability to falling for her.

    Upcoming Marriage

    • By the conclusion of Chapter 12, Colonial Foster is on the verge of getting married, indicating a significant social tie.

    Darcy's Indifference

    • On the last day of Elizabeth's stay, Mr. Darcy displays indifference towards her, refusing to engage in conversation, illustrating his internal conflict.

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