Why did Mrs. Bennet want Jane to go on horseback to Mr. Bingley house when she got invited to his estate?
She wanted Jane to stay with Mr. Bingley for as long as possible.
Why does Lizzy have an identity crisis? (Volume 2)
She realizes that she doesn’t actually know Mr. Darcy at all, and realizes that she doesn’t know herself either
Mr. Bennet possesses an estate entailed to a distant cousin. What is the yearly income of this estate?
2000 pounds
How many miles did Lizzy walk to visit Mr. Darcy's house in the storm? (Volume 1)
3 miles
Who said this to who, where? “He is a gentleman; I am a gentleman’s daughter; so far we are equal.” (337)
Elizabeth to Lady Catherine, at Longbourn
What is the sum Elizabeth is entitled to receive from her mother’s estate only after her mother’s death?
1000 pounds
During Darcy’s first proposal, what are the 2 things Elizabeth accuses him of to justify her refusal?
Deliberately separating Jane from Mr. Bingley, and ruining the livelihood of Mr. Wickham.
In Chapter 1 of Vol 3 during their walk together, what did Mr. Darcy say to Elizabeth?
He says that he's having people over at his estate and someone (Miss Darcy) wants to meet her while they’re at Lambton.
What is the total approximate value of the property Bingley inherited from his father?
100,000 pounds
Lydia feels no remorse for her scandal with Wickham. How is Lizzy’s story the opposite?
Elizabeth learns from her mistakes, as seen in the reconsideration of her prejudice against Darcy after she receives his letter.
In Chapter 45 (beginning of Vol 3), Miss Bingley starts to criticize Elizabeth. Where did this happen and who was she telling this to?
It happened in Pemberly, with Georgiana and then Mr. Darcy.
What sum of cash did Wickham accept in exchange for resigning his claim to a church living?
3000 pounds