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Grades 11 and 12 - Literature - Senior High School - Pride and Prejudice - Themes
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Grades 11 and 12 - Literature - Senior High School - Pride and Prejudice - Themes
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10 Questions

1. Which of the following is NOT communicated by letter?
2. Which one of the following does NOT prevent Elizabeth from perceiving Mr Darcy's virtuous character for a while?
3. In which of the following is money NOT an issue?
4. Elizabeth worries that her prospects in life, as well as Jane's, will be tainted by the behavior of their sister Lydia. Mr Bennet tells her that she and Jane may rely on their own good reputations despite the silliness of their sisters. To which of the following themes is this conversation most directly related?
5. Which of the following is NOT communicated by letter?
6. Which one of the following does NOT prevent Elizabeth from perceiving Mr Darcy's virtuous character for a while?
7. The problem of the entailed Longbourn estate is related to which of the following themes?
8. How does Elizabeth Bennet defy societal expectations?
9. Which of the following is considered a serious impediment to the possibility of marriage between Jane and Mr Bingley?
10. Elizabeth worries that her prospects in life, as well as Jane's, will be tainted by the behavior of their sister Lydia. Mr Bennet tells her that she and Jane may rely on their own good reputations despite the silliness of their sisters. To which of the following themes is this conversation most directly related?