Think you’ve got your head wrapped around Pride and Prejudice? Put your knowledge to
the test. Good luck — the Stickman is counting on you!
Q. How do most of these folks make their money?
They have jobs.
They are super wealthy and have inherited money.
They have land and collect rent.
The king supports them.
Q. Why is marriage the single most important choice a woman can make in this novel?
Whom they marry determines whether their lives will be happy.
Every girl wants to fall in love like in the movies.
Every woman has to have children and can't without a man.
It's not really. Marriage isn't that important, after all. Just ask Lizzy.
Q. How do good girls behave during this time period?
They gush about their feelings.
They are reserved and proper.
They go after what they want.
There are no good girls in this novel.
Q. How does the Bennet girls' existence compare with Miss Darcy's?
I didn't know Darcy married another woman.
Miss Darcy is poor, while the Bennets are wealthy.
Miss Darcy is very poor, while the Bennets are middling poor.
The Bennets are poor, while Miss Darcy is quite wealthy.
Q. How do the characters in this novel handle aggression?
They just fight it out.
They hire their barrister and sue people.
They use passive-aggressive tactics.
There's not aggression in this novel.