Pride and Prejudice – True or False

Chapter 1 – Mr Bennet is very concerned about his daughters’ marriage prospects.

Chapter 1 – Mr Bennet has a very high opinion of his daughters.

Chapter 1 – Mr Bennet didn’t tell his wife about his visit to My Bingley.

Chapter 1 – Elizabeth was impressed by Mr Darcy at the dance.

Chapter 1 – Charlotte is less idealistic than Elizabeth.

Chapter 2 – Mrs Bennet has a high opinion of herself.

Chapter 2 – Jane was happy to ride to Netherfield instead of taking the carriage.

Chapter 2 – It bothered Mr Darcy that Elizabeth had walked so far alone.

Chapter 2 – Darcy doesn’t give any encouragement to Miss Bingley.

Chapter 2 – Elizabeth realised that Darcy was attracted to her.

Chapter 3 – Both Mr and Mrs Bennet are excited about Mr Collins’ visit.

Chapter 3 – Mr Collins was easily impressed.

Chapter 3 – Mr Collins was disappointed to learn that Jane was soon to be engaged.

Chapter 4 – All the daughters were tired of Mr Collins.

Chapter 4 – Everybody noticed Mr Wickham and Mr Darcy’s coldness to each other.

Chapter 4 – Elizabeth is reluctant to share her opinion of Mr Darcy with Wickham.

Chapter 4 – Elizabeth had some doubts about Wickham’s story.

Chapter 4 – Darcy and Elizabeth’s first dance was uncomfortable for both of them.

Chapter 5 – Mr Collins’ proposal came as no surprise to Elizabeth.

Chapter 5 – In his proposal speech, Mr Collins was very flattering.

Chapter 5 – Mrs Bennet was shocked when Elizabeth refused Mr Collins

Chapter 5 – Mr Collins takes Elizabeth’s side.

Chapter 5 – The daughters are concerned when Charlotte Lucas starts to pay special attention to Mr Collins.

Chapter 5 – Charlotte was surprised when Mr Collins proposed.

Chapter 6 – Elizabeth doesn’t want Jane to see Mr Bingley again in London.

Chapter 6 – Elizabeth was very keen to visit Charlotte in her new home.

Chapter 6 – Charlotte was very happily married.

Chapter 6 – Lady Catherine was very interested in Elizabeth.

Chapter 6 – Darcy made Elizabeth feel nervous.

Chapter 7 – Darcy intended to find Elizabeth alone at the rectory.

Chapter 7 – Elizabeth prefers Colonel Fitzwilliam to Darcy.

Chapter 7 – Elizabeth was feeling unwell when Darcy arrived to propose to her.

Chapter 7 – Darcy is sorry for keeping Jane and Mr Bingley apart.

Chapter 8 – Darcy was sure that Jane did not love Mr Bingley.

Chapter 8 – Mr Bingley knew that Jane was in London.

Chapter 8 – Elizabeth doesn’t know whether to believe Darcy or Wickham.

Chapter 8 – Elizabeth starts to regret her decision to refuse Darcy’s proposal.

Chapter 9 – Elizabeth was ashamed of her younger sisters.

Chapter 9 – Elizabeth didn’t really want to go to Pemberley.

Chapter 9 – For Elizabeth, the housekeeper’s praise of Darcy meant a lot.

Chapter 9 – Darcy tried to avoid Elizabeth and the Gardiners.

Chapter 10 – Elizabeth was very pleased to see Darcy after getting the letter from her sister.

Chapter 10 – Elizabeth blamed herself for what had happened to Lydia.

Chapter 10 – Mr Bennet blames his wife for what had happened.

Chapter 11 – Darcy’s role in arranging Lydia’s marriage gave Elizabeth hope.

Chapter 11 – On his return to Longbourne, Mr Darcy didn’t hide his disdain for Elizabeth’s family.

Chapter 11 – Elizabeth was sincerely happy for her sister after Mr Bingley’s proposal.

Chapter 12 – Elizabeth is a little afraid of Lady Catherine.

Chapter 12 – Lady Catherine’s visit made Elizabeth even more miserable.

Chapter 12 – Darcy was not involved in Mr Bingley’s engagement to Jane.

Chapter 12 – The story has a happy ending.