Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen (OCR GCSE English Literature): Quizzes
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What is the main purpose of irony in Pride and Prejudice?
What is the main purpose of irony in Pride and Prejudice?
To critique societal norms
Which two aspects of society does Austen's irony particularly target?
Which two aspects of society does Austen's irony particularly target?
Marriage and class
What is free indirect discourse?
What is free indirect discourse?
Blending narration with character thoughts
Whose perspective does free indirect discourse mainly reveal in the novel?
Whose perspective does free indirect discourse mainly reveal in the novel?
Elizabeth Bennet's perspective
What does Austen's social commentary critique in the novel?
What does Austen's social commentary critique in the novel?
Class system and gender inequality
How does Austen describe the dual nature of Pride and Prejudice?
How does Austen describe the dual nature of Pride and Prejudice?
Love story and critique of social structures
How does Austen mainly develop her characters?
How does Austen mainly develop her characters?
Through dialogue and behaviour
Which character trait is revealed through Mrs Bennet's interactions?
Which character trait is revealed through Mrs Bennet's interactions?
Her silliness
What do houses and estates symbolise in Pride and Prejudice?
What do houses and estates symbolise in Pride and Prejudice?
Social status and values
What does Pemberley reflect about Darcy?
What does Pemberley reflect about Darcy?
His internal growth and moral integrity