A.   her next botox injection

B.   getting her husband’s attention

C.   marrying off her daughters

A.   the errors in judgment committed by the protagonist

B.   the 7 Deadly Sins

C.   the racial prejudice in England

A.   he says he prefers blondes

B.   he says he doesn’t dance with destitute females

C.   he says she’s not pretty enough to tempt him to dance with her

A.   a hypochondriac

B.   a feminist

C.   a peacemaker

A.   Lydia

B.   Elizabeth

C.   Jane

A.   he’s non-violent

B.   he’s wealthy

C.   he’s a lady’s man

A.   officers

B.   carriage rides

C.   puffed sleeves

A.   her exotic, gypsy hair

B.   her Adam’s apple

C.   her fine eyes

A.   an old fling of Mrs. Bennet’s

B.   Mr. Bennet’s cousin, who is to inherit Longbourn

C.   an officer in Colonel Forster’s regiment

A.   he is taking leave of the war

B.   he wants to how old Mr. Bennet is

C.   he intends to marry one of the Bennet daughters

A.   he betrayed Darcy by seducing his little sister

B.   Darcy robbed him of his inheritance

C.   he was a shepherd that Darcy saved

A.   Charlotte Lucas

B.   Georgiana Darcy

C.   Lydia Bennet

A.   a pauper who tries to pass herself off as rich

B.   a wealthy landowner and Darcy’s aunt

C.   a lady-in-waiting to the Queen

A.   condescending

B.   sorrowful

C.   sweet

A.   he implies that she’ll be an old maid if she doesn’t accept him

B.   he emphasizes her inferiority of connections

C.   he says she’s not beautiful but he’ll still have her

A.   he stripped Wickham of the profession promised him

B.   he purposely separated Jane and Bingley

C.   he insulted her by calling her unintelligent

A.   he thought Jane was unattractive

B.   he thought Jane was indifferent to Bingley

C.   he wanted Jane for himself

A.   Charlotte Lucas and Mr. Collins

B.   Lydia Bennet and Mr. Wickham

C.   Jane Bennet and Mr. Bingley

A.   Pemberley, his estate

B.   Longbourn, Mr. Bennet’s estate

C.   Rosings, Lady Catherine’s estate

A.   the pool cleaner

B.   the sailor

C.   the housekeeper

A.   not to reveal their past connection

B.   not to marry her nephew

C.   not to leave Rosings

A.   he’s supposedly already engaged to her daughter

B.   he’s supposedly secretly married to her

C.   he’s supposedly not who he says he is

A.   send her to a London finishing school

B.   pays Wickham a lot of money to marry her

C.   marries her

A.   When Mr. Bingley informs him that he heard from Jane that Elizabeth loves him

B.   When Lady Catherine De Bourgh gives him her blessing

C.   When he hears about his aunt’s visit to Elizabeth

A.   Mr. Bingley and Jane

B.   Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner

C.   Lady Catherine De Bourgh and her Daughter

A.   Antisocial and narrowminded Bennet sister

B.   Calm, sweet, and thinks well of everyone

C.   Conceited, flirtatious, and loves attention

A.   Constantly keeps boasting his connect to Lady Catherine de Bourgh

B.   Conceited, flirtatious, and loves attention

C.   is always in his library, as far from his wife as possible

A.   Keen and sleek officer who fools everyone into thinking he's a great guy

B.   Constantly keeps boasting his connect to Lady Catherine de Bourgh

C.   Plain friend of Elizabeth's who feels she must marry, even if it's not with love

A.   Keen and sleek officer who fools everyone into thinking he's a great guy

B.   Constantly keeps boasting his connect to Lady Catherine de Bourgh

C.   Plain friend of Elizabeth's who feels she mus marry, even if it's not with love

A.   Snobby and like Darcy

B.   Conceited, flirtatious, and loves attention

C.   Calm, sweet, and thinks well of everyone

A.   Conceited, flirtatious, and loves attention

B.   Calm, sweet, and thinks well of everyone

C.   Antisocial and narrowminded Bennet sister

A.   Calm, sweet, and thinks well of everyone

B.   Keen and sleek officer who fools everyone into thinking he's a great guy

C.   Conceited, flirtatious, and loves attention

A.   Antisocial and narrowminded Bennet sister

B.   Conceited, flirtatious, and loves attention

C.   Calm, sweet, and thinks well of everyone

A.   Intelligent and playful, and initially makes harsh judgments based on her prejudice

B.   Moderate and tactful relatives of the Bennets

C.   Constantly keeps boasting his connect to Lady Catherine de Bourgh

A.   Intelligent and playful, and initially makes harsh judgments based on her prejudice

B.   Calm, sweet, and thinks well of everyone

C.   Conceited, flirtatious, and loves attention