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What is the goal of Mrs. Bennet's insistence that Jane's health seems worse than ever?
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She wants to ensure Jane's full recovery
She wants to create a rift between Jane and Bingley
She wants to be seen as a caring mother
She aims to secure Bingley's affections for Jane
How does Mrs. Bennet react to Darcy's comment about the variety of character in town compared to the country?
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She agrees with Darcy
She quietly disagrees with Darcy
She loudly objects to Darcy's comment
She suddenly changes the subject
How does Bingley handle Lydia's impolite insistence that he host a ball at Netherfield?
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He graciously links the promised ball to Jane's recovery
He becomes angry and reprimands her
He ignores her and changes the subject
He denies making such a promise
