12 Questions
Who is described as a 'prejudiced young woman'?
Caroline Bingley
Who is Mr. Bingley's unmarried sister?
Mrs. Hurst
Which character is described as 'plain and studious'?
Mary Bennet
Who is the 'arrogant, conceited woman' who wants her daughter to marry Darcy?
Lady Catherine de Bourgh
Why does Elizabeth hastily return home from her tour with the Gardiners?
Lydia’s elopement with Mr.Wickham
After their marriage, Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy are:
always on intimate terms with the Gardiners
At Pemberley, Elizabeth and the Gardiners learn that Mr. Wickham:
is highly regarded there
How does Mr. Bennet feel about Jane’s engagement to Mr. Bingley?
thinks Mr.Bingley is not quite good enough for Jane
Who does Mr. Collins inherit your father's estate?
Mr. Bennet
Who declares Jane as the most beautiful creature he has ever seen?
Mr. Bingley
Who represents 'pride' in the story?
Fitzwilliam Darcy
Who is the resident clergyman at Rosings?
Mr. Collins
Study Notes
Characterizations
- Elizabeth Bennet is described as a 'prejudiced young woman'.
- Caroline Bingley is Mr. Bingley's unmarried sister.
- Mary Bennet is described as 'plain and studious'.
- Lady Catherine de Bourgh is the 'arrogant, conceited woman' who wants her daughter to marry Mr. Darcy.
Plot Events
- Elizabeth hastily returns home from her tour with the Gardiners because Lydia elopes with Wickham.
- After their marriage, Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy settle at Pemberley.
Insights
- At Pemberley, Elizabeth and the Gardiners learn that Mr. Wickham is a disreputable character.
- Mr. Bennet is delighted about Jane’s engagement to Mr. Bingley.
Inheritance and Property
- Mr. Collins inherits Mr. Bennet's estate.
Character Opinions
- Mr. Bingley declares Jane as the most beautiful creature he has ever seen.
Symbolism
- Mr. Darcy represents 'pride' in the story.
Occupations and Residences
- Mr. Collins is the resident clergyman at Rosings.
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