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What is the central conflict of the book?
The Bennett girls must make a successful marriage since they have no brothers.
Who is Mr. Bennett’s favorite daughter?
Elizabeth. He thinks she is quick-witted.
Describe the protocol of meeting a new neighbor for the first time.
The men must make the initial introduction. It is not proper for the women to go themselves. Or they could be introduced by another woman.
Why does Lizzie dislike Mr. Darcy? (chapter 3)
He called her “tolerable” and would not dance with her. She thought he was arrogant and rude.
What are some of the things that Jane admires about Mr. Bingley?
He is sensible, good humored, lively, and has good manners
What compliment did Lizzie pay Jane? (chapter 4)
That she always sees the good in people and in turn is liked by all.
Darcy begins to fall in love with Lizzie. What things does he notice? (chapter 6)
Her eyes, her figure, and her personality.
Why did Mrs. Bennet want Jane to go on horseback to Netherfield?
Because it looked like rain and Jane would have to stay the night.
What was so shocking about Lizzie showing up at Netherfield?
She was unaccompanied. She was muddy from the walk. She walked. None of which were befitting to a lady.
The Bingley sisters are quite harsh towards Lizzie. Why do you think this is?
They know Darcy admires her.
What social faux pas did Mrs. Bennett make while at Netherfield?
Insulted Darcy by claiming the country was more exciting than London; insulted Charlotte by saying how plain she is; pointed out how wonderful Netherfield is.
Describe Miss Bingley (chapter 11)
Miss Bingley is a wealthy, vain, and manipulative socialite whose snobbery and jealousy expose her superficial charm and desperate pursuit of Mr. Darcy.
What does Elizabeth say is Darcy’s fault? (chapter 11)
That he hates everyone.
What is Elizabeth’s fault according to Darcy?
That she misunderstands people.
Do you think Miss Bingley likes Darcy or rather dislikes the thought of Darcy liking Elizabeth?
Why was Mrs. Bennet so upset that her daughters came home? (chapter 12)
She thought they should stay longer for Jane to be around Mr. Bingley
