Character 1
Who is described as "good-looking and gentlemanlike" when he first arrives at the Meryton assembly?
Mr. Bingley
Who refuses to dance with Elizabeth Bennet, saying she is "tolerable, but not handsome enough to tempt me"?
Mr. Darcy
Friendly, pleasant, kind
amiable
Skilled and well-educated in arts, music, languages, manners, etc according to the gentlemen in the book.
accomplished
Why does Jane stay overnight at Netherfield?
Because she becomes ill after riding in the rain.
Which character is Mr. Bingley's unmarried sister who is close friends with Louisa Hurst?
Caroline Bingley
Which Bennet sister is known for her beauty and gentle nature?
Jane Bennet
Rude or disrespectful
impertinent
Treating others as if they are less important or inferior.
condescending
What is the main topic of the conversation between Elizabeth and Charlotte Lucas in Chapter 6?
Love, marriage, and how affection develops.
Who believes Mr. Darcy is proud because of his wealth and social status?
Elizabeth Bennet
Who often gives practical advice to Elizabeth, especially about marriage?
Charlotte Lucas
A person's face or facial expression.
countenance
Excessive pride in one's appearance or abilities (to be seen by others)
vanity
What was the conversation that Mrs. Bennet, Mr. Bingley and Mr. Darcy about which mortifying Elizabeth?
The comparison between town and country.
"Happiness in marriage is entirely a matter of chance"?
Charlotte Lucas
Which Bennet sister enjoys flirting with officers and is described as the most high-spirited?
Lydia Bennet
Proper or polite behavior.
decorum
Great embarrassment or humiliation.
mortification
"A lady's imagination is very rapid; it jumps from admiration to love, from love to ...... in a moment."
matrimony
Who is the clergyman that visits Longbourn because he will inherit the Bennet estate?
Mr. Collins
Which character enjoys observing others but rarely expresses strong opinions?
Mr. Bennet
Self-satisfaction without awareness of problems.
complacency
The ability to judge or understand something wisely.
discernment
What is Mr. Bingley's response when Lydia boldly asked him when he is going to host the ball?
He defers until Jane is fully well.