Chapters 6-10
Pride and Prejudice Review questions:

6. What is Charlotte’s worry regarding Jane and Bingley?

7. When Elizabeth goes to her aunt’s party, with whom is she forced to dance?

8. Caroline has a crush on Darcy. What compliment does Darcy give to Elizabeth that makes Caroline so jealous that she starts to insult Elizabeth?

9. Why are Kitty and Lydia so excited the militia has arrived in town?

10. Where is Jane invited and why does she go by horse?

11. What happens to her?

12. Describe how Elizabeth looks when she arrives to see her sister. Who is disgusted by her appearance and who admires her appearance?

13. According to Mr. Darcy, what makes a woman truly “accomplished”? Give at least 3 specific traits.

14. How does Elizabeth’s mother embarrass her?

15. Elizabeth notices that Mr. Darcy looks at her . . . a lot. What does she presume is the reason

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