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Pride and Prejudice: Chapters 51-61 - Quiz
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Describe Lydia's return to Longbourn.
What was Darcy's role in saving the Bennet name?
Why does Mrs. Bennet dislike Darcy?
Explain the following quote, "If he does not come to me, than I will give up on him forever."
"I was sure you could not be so beautiful for nothing." This is a comment Mrs. Bennet makes to Jane. Find three others that illustrate her shallow character.
Discuss Elizabeth's reaction to Lady Catherine's mistreatment.
Explain the hypocrisy of Collins' letter.
Discuss Mr. Bennet's regrets regarding his wife and daughters.
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