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Who is Elizabeth Bennet
Who is the protagonist in this book?
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What is a rousing action
Was Elizabeth's refusal of marriage a rising action or falling action?
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What is late 1700's/early 1800's
What time period is this novel is set in?
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Who is Elizabeth Bennet
"Do you dance Mr. Darcy?"
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What is true
Mr. Darcy asks Elizabeth to dance.
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Who is Miss Bingley
Who invites Jane to visit Netherfield in the beginning of this book?
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Romance or historical fiction
What genre is this novel?
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What is person vs. person
What kind of conflict is Elizabeth vs. Mr. Darcy?
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Who is Mr. Darcy
"You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you."
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What is false
Jane runs away to elope with Wickham.
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Who is Mr. Collins
Name the character who first asks Elizabeth to marry.
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Who is Mr. Darcy then Lady Catherine
Who is the antagonist in this text?
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What is person vs. person
What kind of conflict would you call Mrs. Bennet trying to find husbands for her daughters?
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Who is Elizabeth Bennet
“My courage always rises with every attempt to intimidate me.”
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What is true
The balls always take place in Hertfordshire.
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Who is Lydia
Name the Bennet sister who runs away and gets married.
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What is the eligible Bennet girls are engaged or married and Mrs. Bennet doesn't have to worry anymore.
What is the resolution?
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What is Netherfield Park, Rosings Park, and Pemberley
Name the three main places in which this book is set.
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Who is Miss (Caroline) Bingley
"I declare after all there is no enjoyment like reading!"
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What is false
Elizabeth really likes Mr. Bingley's sisters.
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Who is Lady Catherine
Who tries to stop Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy from getting engaged?
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What is Lydia's elopement, Elizabeth realizes Mr. Darcy is not so bad.
What's the climax?
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What is she is strong spoken and that was not okay for a woman in that era
How is the conflict of Character vs. Society portrayed through Elizabeth?
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Who is Mrs. Bennet
"There is nothing so bad as parting with one's friends. One seems to forlorn without them."
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What is true
Elizabeth's best friend, Charlotte, marries Mr. Collins.
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