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Grades 11 and 12 - Literature - Senior High School - Pride and Prejudice - Understanding the Text
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MCQs to test your knowledge and understanding of the text in Pride and Prejudice.

Grades 11 and 12 - Literature - Senior High School - Pride and Prejudice - Understanding the Text
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1. For what reason is the future of the Bennet sisters insecure?
2. What is Mr Darcy's objection to Elizabeth?
3. Many episodes in the novel are related by letter. Which of the following is NOT conveyed by letter?
4. Who or what comes between Mr Bingley and Jane Bennet?
5. How is Elizabeth's marriage a support for her family?
6. Why is Mrs Bennet excited to hear that someone is renting Netherfield Park?
7. What does Mrs Bennet hope will occur when she sends Jane on horseback to Netherfield Park?
8. Why does Mr Collins visit Longbourn?
9. What are Wickham's accusations against Mr Darcy?
10. What do Mr Gardiner and Mr Bennet hope to achieve by going to London?

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