Pride and Prejudice

“When you make the sacrifice in marriage, you’re sacrificing not to each
other but to unity in a relationship.”

I agree with this because marriage is not just about sacrificing for your partner. Unity is
important for a healthy and strong relationship as it strengthens the bonds between partners.

“Show class, have pride, and display character. If you do, winning takes
care of itself.”

I disagree with this because winning does not come easily. Just making yourself look good in
front of others will not automatically help you in the future.

“Immature love says: ‘I love you because I need you.’ Mature love says ‘I
need you because I love you.’

I agree with this because when your love isn’t real, you normally say you love someone
because you need something they have. If your love is real, you would normally say you
need to be with someone because you love them.

“Character is like a tree and reputation like a shadow. The shadow is

what we think of it; the tree is the real thing.”

Chapter Questions

Chapter 1
1. The important information we learn from Mrs Bennet is that Mr Bingley is their new
neighbour.
2. It is important to Mrs Bennet because Mr Bingley is a bachelor and needs to get
married soon.
3. The name of the hall is Netherfield Park
Chapter 2
4. Mr Bennet has 5 daughters.
5. His daughters are Elizabeth, Catherine, Jane, Lydia, and Mary
6. Mr Bennet pleased Mrs Bennet by calling on Mr Bingley and paid a visit to him

Chapter 3
7. The great event that takes place is a party. There was a ball and a dance.
8. Bingley dances with Jane at the party.

Chapter 4
9. Mr Bingley has inherited property that was nearly a hundred thousand pounds from
his father.
10. Darcy thought that most of the women at the ball had no fashion and little beauty. He
had no interest for anyone, but acknowledged Miss Bennet to be pretty, but she
smiled way too much.

Chapter 5
11. Elizabeth Bennet vows to never dance with Mr Darcy.

Chapter 6
12. Charlotte’s view of marriage is that the happiness in it is entirely based on chance.
13. According to Darcy, Elizabeth’s eyes were fine.

Chapter 7
14. Jane is invited to a dinner with Mr Bingley, Miss Bingley, Mr Darcy and the officers.
15. Jane gets a cold shortly after arriving at the dinner due to the downpour of rain.

Chapter 8
16. Elizabeth gets offended when Miss Bingley starts mocking the bennet family.
17. The intellectual difference between Bingley and Darcy is that Darcy is wise, critical
and insightful, whilst Bingley is a smaller thinker. Darcy earnt his wealth from his wits
and intelligence, but Bingley inherited his wealth.
Chapter 9
18. Elizabeth is embarrassed in this chapter because of Mrs Bennet’s behaviour, and
how she kept saying controversial things to the Bingley family.

Chapter 10
19. Darcy and Bingley’s handwriting is being compared in this chapter.
20. Miss Bingley provokes Darcy because she is jealous of his handwriting.

Chapter 11
21. Miss Bingley interrupts Darcy from reading a book.
22. Darcy comments on the way Miss Bingley and Elizabeth are walking around the
room. He concludes that there would only be two reasons for them to be walking. He
suggested they either had secret affairs to discuss, or to make their “figures appear
to the greatest advantage in walking.”

Chapter 12
23. Miss Bennet and Miss Bingley didn’t want Elizabeth and Jane to leave Netherfield for
Longbourne.
24. Mr Bennet was pleased to see the sisters when they arrived because he had felt their
importance in the family circle.

Chapter 13
25. Mr Collins will inherit Longbourne when Mr Bennet dies and kick everyone out of the
house.
26. Mr Collins hints to Mrs Bennet about wanting to marry one of her daughters.

Chapter 14
27. Lady Catherine de Bourgh was Mr Collins’ patroness.
28. Lydia interrupts Mr Collins from reading a book of sermons because she was bored.

Chapter 15
29. Mrs Bennet wants Mr Collins to marry Elizabeth.
30. Darcy is uncomfortable when he sees Wickham because he tried to seduce Darcy’s
sister.
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31. Mr Wickham knows Darcy as Darcy’s father was Mr Wickham's godfather and friend.
32. Wickham said to Elizabeth that he was treated unjustly by Mr Darcy’s family.

Chapter 17
33. Jane does not believe Elizabeth’s description of Darcy’s bad behavior.
34. Elizabeth looks forward to dancing the first two dances with Mr Wickham but she
dances with Mr Collins.

Chapter 18
35. Elizabeth finds that Mr Wickham is not at the ball.
36. Elizabeth is embarrassed at the ball because of the way that her family behaves

Chapter 19
37. Mr Collins
38. She replies by

Chapter 20
39.