Pride & Prejudice: Characters (AQA GCSE English Literature): Quizzes
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What does the word 'few' in Elizabeth's quote highlight about her character?
What does the word 'few' in Elizabeth's quote highlight about her character?
Her discerning nature
What does Elizabeth's quote 'Till this moment I never knew myself' mark?
What does Elizabeth's quote 'Till this moment I never knew myself' mark?
Her realisation of own biases
What does Darcy's use of 'forever' suggest about his character initially?
What does Darcy's use of 'forever' suggest about his character initially?
Rigidity
What does the word 'ardently' emphasise in Darcy's proposal to Elizabeth?
What does the word 'ardently' emphasise in Darcy's proposal to Elizabeth?
The intensity of his emotions
How is Jane's optimism described in the notes?
How is Jane's optimism described in the notes?
A strength but also a vulnerability
Whose opinions is Bingley particularly susceptible to?
Whose opinions is Bingley particularly susceptible to?
Darcy's
What does Bingley's quote 'Whatever I do is done in a hurry' reveal?
What does Bingley's quote 'Whatever I do is done in a hurry' reveal?
His impulsive nature
What does Mr Bennet's wit reveal about him?
What does Mr Bennet's wit reveal about him?
His detachment from family concerns
According to the notes, what was 'the business' of Mrs Bennet's life?
According to the notes, what was 'the business' of Mrs Bennet's life?
To get her daughters married
Why does Lydia believe she should 'take your place now'?
Why does Lydia believe she should 'take your place now'?
Because she is a married woman
What is Mr Collins's proposal to Elizabeth based on?
What is Mr Collins's proposal to Elizabeth based on?
Duty, not love
What does Lady Catherine's 'polluted' quote reveal about her?
What does Lady Catherine's 'polluted' quote reveal about her?
Her deep-seated prejudice
How does Jane's view differ from Elizabeth's according to the notes?
How does Jane's view differ from Elizabeth's according to the notes?
Jane is optimistic; Elizabeth is critical