Pride & Prejudice Quiz

(People) Jane

• age 22

• eldest daughter of the bennet’s, who is pretty, shy, calm, gentle & good-natured

(People) Elizabeth (Eliza, Lizzy)

• age 20

• second daughter of the bennet’s who is lively, intelligent, witty & sensible

(People) Mary

• age 18-19

• third daughter of the bennet’s who is tasteless, plain, vain & silly

(People) Catherine (Kitty)

• age 17

• the fourth daughter of the bennet’s who is rarely mentioned except for chasing soldiers

(People) Lydia

• age 15

• the youngest daughter who is silly, thoughtless, stupid, unprincipled, flirtatious, loud-mouthed & scatter brained

(People) Charles Bingley

• kind and charming wealthy country gentleman

(People) Fitzwilliam Darcy

• The wealthy, best friend of Charles Bingley who is at first proud, rude and unpleasant.

(People) Caroline Bingley

• Mr. Bingley’s sister; thinks she is better than the Bennet family; stuck up and class-conscious; attracted to Mr. Darcy

(People) Charlotte Lucas

• Elizabeth’s best friend; 27 years old and unmarried; realizes the importance of marrying for financial security.

(People) Mr. Collins

• Mr. Bennets cousin; 25 years old; clergyman; the entail of the Longbourn estate; Looks for a wife among the Bennet girls; socially awkward and unaware of social cues

(People) Mr. Wickham

• a soldier who catches Elizabeth’s eye; Been an acquaintance of the Darcy family since he was very young, but had a falling out with Mr. Darcy over his fathers inheritance

(People) Lady Catherine deBourgh

• A wealthy patroness (and aunt of Mr. Darcy) who lives at Rosings Park. She is rich, snobbish woman. Mr. Collins lives on her property in Hunsford

(Places) Longbourn

• the Bennet family home

(Places) Netherfield

• the Bingley family home

(Places) Rosings Park/ Hunsford Manor

• Lady Catherine deBourgh & Mr. Collins home

(Places) Pemberley

• Mr. Darcy home

(Places) Lucas Lodge

• Sir William, Mrs. Lucas, Charlotte Lucas & Maria Lucas home.

(Words) Entail

a settlement of inheritance property over a number of generations so that the land/estate stays in the family

(Words) Primogeniture

the status of being the first born (and in turn inheriting your parent’s fortune)

(Words) Pride

a feeling of deep pleasure or satisfaction derived from one’s own achievements

(Words) Prejudice

a liking or dislike for one rather than another especially without good reason 2: a feeling of unfair dislike directed against an individual or a group because of some characteristic

This novel is

Satrical novel