Pride and Prejudice: Classic Fiction Fun Quiz by K Carpenter

Author:K Carpenter
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Tags: Pride and Prejudice Quiz
Publisher: Forever Classic Press
Published: 2020-05-12T03:00:00+00:00

Chapter Fifty-Two

1: Upon receiving a letter from her aunt, Lizzy ...

A) Shares it with Jane

B) Is too afraid to open it

C) Finds a quite place to read alone

D) Hands it to her father

2: Her aunt is surprised because she thought ...

A) It was Jane’s idea

B) Lady Catherine had told her

C) Lizzy already knew

D) Lydia couldn’t keep secrets

3: Mr Gardiner’s unexpected visitor was ...

A) Mr Bennet

B) Mr Darcy

C) Lady C

D) Wickham’s first wife

4: The unexpected visitor brought news of ...

A) Mary instigating the elopement

B) Wickham and Lydia’s location

C) Wickham ruining Anne as well

D) Wickham abandoning her

5: What was their professed motive in helping now?

A) Only just found out

B) Regret at not exposing Wickham

C) Revenge

D) To win Wickham back

6: What was the name of Miss Darcy’s former governess?

A) Mrs Jenkinson

B) Miss King

C) Mrs Younge

D) Mrs Poppins

7: At first they tried to persuade Lydia to ...

A) Marry at once

B) Return home

C) Leave for France

D) Enter a convent

8: And Lydia responded ...

A) Enthusiastically

B) She would not leave Wickham

C) Burst into tears

D) As if she had lost her mind

9: Wickham confesses he left the regiment on account of ...

A) Caught with the milliner’s wife

B) Lies spread by Denny

C) Caught cheating at cards

D) Debts of honour

10: Wickham still hoped to make his fortune by ...

A) Joining another regiment

B) Marrying overseas

C) Ousting Collins from Hunsford

D) Writing his memoirs

11: Mrs Gardiner claims Darcy’s character defect is his:

A) Judgement

B) Obstinacy

C) Vanity

D) Coordination

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