Summary:
Pride and Prejudice is a novel by Jane Austen, first published in 1813. It follows Elizabeth Bennet, a witty and independent young woman, as she navigates issues of love, class, and social expectations in 19th-century England. The novel focuses on her evolving relationship with Mr. Darcy, a wealthy and reserved gentleman who initially appears arrogant.
Elizabeth misjudges Darcy due to his pride, while he misunderstands her because of his prejudices. As the story unfolds, both characters grow, realizing their faults and overcoming societal expectations to find true love. The novel critiques marriage, social class, and gender roles, emphasizing the value of personal integrity and self-awareness.
1. : Who wrote Pride and Prejudice?
(A) Charlotte Brontë
(B) Jane Austen
(C) Emily Brontë
(D) Charles Dickens
2. : What is the main theme of Pride and Prejudice?
(A) The impact of war on society
(B) The importance of wealth and power
(C) The dangers of pride and misjudgment
(D) The beauty of nature
3. : Who is the protagonist of the novel?
(A) Mr. Darcy
(B) Elizabeth Bennet
(C) Charlotte Lucas
(D) Jane Bennet
4. : What is Mr. Darcy’s initial flaw?
(A) He is dishonest
(B) He is too humble
(C) He is too proud
(D) He is violent
5. : Who is Elizabeth’s closest sister?
(A) Mary Bennet
(B) Lydia Bennet
(C) Jane Bennet
(D) Kitty Bennet
6. : What role does Mr. Wickham play in the story?
(A) He is a kind and noble hero
(B) He deceives Elizabeth and tries to ruin Darcy’s reputation
(C) He is Elizabeth’s true love
(D) He helps Darcy and Elizabeth get together
7. : Why does Charlotte Lucas marry Mr. Collins?
(A) For love
(B) For financial security
(C) Because her family forces her
(D) Because Elizabeth refuses him
8. : What does Elizabeth realize about Mr. Darcy over time?
(A) He is cruel and selfish
(B) He is kind, despite his pride
(C) He secretly loves Charlotte Lucas
(D) He never truly loved her
9. : Who is responsible for Lydia’s elopement with Wickham?
(A) Mr. Bingley
(B) Mr. Collins
(C) Mr. Darcy
(D) Mrs. Bennet
10. : What is the ultimate message of Pride and Prejudice?
(A) Love is unimportant compared to wealth
(B) First impressions can be misleading
(C) Women should always marry for money
(D) Prejudice is a sign of intelligence