Pride and Prejudice: Chapters 7-12 Flashcards

Questions and Answers

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?

Mrs Phillips Signup and view all the answers

What does Mr Bennet call his two youngest daughters?

Silliest girls in the country Signup and view all the answers

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

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

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

She was sick from being in the rain Signup and view all the answers

How did Elizabeth get to Netherfield?

Walked 3 miles Signup and view all the answers

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

She said that Elizabeth had bad manners and had no style or beauty 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?

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

What does Mrs Bennet do when she visits at Netherfield?

Makes a fool of herself Signup and view all the answers

What does Mrs Bennet talk greatly of during her visit?

Compares country life to the city and Jane's beauty Signup and view all the answers

Who is greatly jealous of Elizabeth?

Miss Bingley Signup and view all the answers

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

Walks around the room to show off her figure Signup and view all the answers

At what point does Darcy look up from his book?

When Elizabeth walks with Miss Bingley Signup and view all the answers

What does Mr Darcy think when Elizabeth leaves?

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

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

Colonial Foster Signup and view all the answers

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

He doesn't talk to her at all 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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