Pride and Prejudice Quiz

The Bennet Family's Social Engagements

• The ladies of Longbourn visited the Bingley sisters at Netherfield
• Jane Bennet's pleasing manners won the approval of Mrs Hurst and Miss Bingley
• Jane began to feel a preference for Mr Bingley
• Elizabeth observed that Jane was giving way to the preference for Mr Bingley
• Elizabeth realized that Mr Darcy was becoming interested in her

The Ball at Netherfield

• Mr Darcy found Elizabeth's observations uncommonly intelligent
• Mr Darcy asked Elizabeth to dance with him
• Mrs Bennet apologized to Mr Bingley for Lydia's behavior
• Mr Bingley was eager for his two guests (Jane and Elizabeth) to remain
• Mr Darcy asked Elizabeth to play some music
• Mr Darcy's eyes frequently fixed themselves on Elizabeth because he was interested in her
• Miss Bingley became jealous because of Mr Darcy's interest in Elizabeth

The Aftermath of the Ball

• Elizabeth decided to walk to Netherfield the next morning to visit Jane
• Mr Darcy decided to be particularly careful because of his growing interest in Elizabeth
• On the next day, Mr Darcy behaved towards Elizabeth with reserve and distance
• Mrs Bennet was happy to see Jane and Elizabeth upon their return

Jane's Illness

• The news of Jane's illness caused a great deal of surprise when Elizabeth arrived at the house
• Mrs. Hurst and Miss Bingley thought it was ridiculous that Elizabeth walked 3 miles so early and in such weather
• The doctor advised Jane to stay in bed and rest when he came to see her
• Elizabeth stayed with Jane until three o'clock
• Miss Bingley showed disappointment at parting from Elizabeth when she realized she wouldn't be able to see her again
• When they heard that Jane was not feeling better, Mr. Bingley's sisters did not show any concern
• Only Mr Bingley was genuinely concerned for Jane's well-being

The Party at Sir William's

• Sir William Lucas tried to get Elizabeth to dance with Mr Darcy at the party
• Elizabeth responded to Sir William's attempt by saying she would not dance with Mr Darcy
• The village of Longbourn is close to the town of Meryton
• The two youngest members of the Bennet family, Lydia and Kitty, frequently visited Meryton to socialize
• Mr Bennet thought his two youngest daughters' behavior in Meryton was frivolous and foolish

The Note from Netherfield

• Mr Bingley sent a note to Miss Bennet from Netherfield
• Jane had to go to Netherfield on horseback instead of using the carriage because it was already in use

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