Pride & Prejudice: Writer's Methods & Techniques (AQA GCSE English Literature): Quizzes
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What does Austen use irony to critique in Pride and Prejudice?
What does Austen use irony to critique in Pride and Prejudice?
Societal norms
What does Austen's use of irony expose in the novel?
What does Austen's use of irony expose in the novel?
Absurdities of social expectations
Which topics does Austen's irony particularly address?
Which topics does Austen's irony particularly address?
Marriage and class
What is free indirect discourse?
What is free indirect discourse?
Third-person narration blended with thoughts
Whose perspective does free indirect discourse reveal in the novel?
Whose perspective does free indirect discourse reveal in the novel?
Elizabeth Bennet's
What does the novel critique through social commentary?
What does the novel critique through social commentary?
Class system and gender inequality
How is the novel described in terms of its dual nature?
How is the novel described in terms of its dual nature?
A love story and social critique
How does Austen develop characters in Pride and Prejudice?
How does Austen develop characters in Pride and Prejudice?
Through dialogue and behaviour
What does Austen use to symbolise social status and values?
What does Austen use to symbolise social status and values?
Houses and estates
What does Pemberley represent in the novel?
What does Pemberley represent in the novel?
Darcy's true character and growth