Pride & Prejudice: Writer's Methods & Techniques (Edexcel GCSE English Literature): Quizzes

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Pride & Prejudice: Writer's Methods & Techniques
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What does Austen use irony to critique in Pride and Prejudice?

Societal norms

Which social expectations does Austen's irony particularly target?

Marriage & class

What does free indirect discourse blend together?

3rd-person narration & character thoughts

Whose perspective does free indirect discourse particularly reveal?

Elizabeth Bennet's perspective

What two systems does the novel's social commentary critique?

Class system & gender inequality

How is the novel described in terms of its dual purpose?

A love story & a social critique

How does Austen develop her characters?

Through dialogue & behaviour

Which character trait is revealed through interactions according to the note?

Elizabeth's wit

What do houses and estates symbolise in the novel?

Characters' social status & values

What does Pemberley represent about Darcy?

His true character & moral integrity

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