Pride and Prejudice

Pride and Prejudice

by

Jane Austen

Pride and Prejudice: Chapter 2 Quiz 2 questions

Test your knowledge of Chapter 2. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
What does Mr. Bennet's first visit to Bingley suggest about societal norms and his own views on matchmaking?
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He disregards societal norms by allowing his daughters to introduce themselves to Bingley
His visit is simply a social call and doesn't imply any intentions related to matchmaking
Despite his earlier sarcastic comments, he acknowledges the need to arrange a match for his daughters
He visits Bingley to challenge societal norms and confront him about his intentions
How does Mrs. Bennet react to her husband's revelation about visiting Bingley?
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She is upset and accuses him of making fun of her
She is delighted and appreciates his humor, promising her daughters a dance with Bingley
She remains indifferent and continues to focus on her own plans for Bingley
She is annoyed, believing her husband should have involved her in the visit