Sense and Sensibility

Sense and Sensibility

by

Jane Austen

Sense and Sensibility: Chapter 50 Quiz 7 questions

Test your knowledge of Chapter 50. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
What does Mrs. Ferrars do after learning about Edward's engagement to Elinor?
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She disowns Edward permanently
She consents to their marriage and promises him an inheritance
She insists Edward marry Miss Morton without offering any inheritance
She refuses to acknowledge the engagement
Where do Edward and Elinor settle after their marriage?
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In a London apartment, to enjoy the social life in the city
At Delaford, living comfortably
Near Mrs. Ferrars to maintain family ties
Abroad, seeking adventure and new beginnings
What does the novel suggest about Lucy's behavior?
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That it's a commendable example of patience and virtue leading to success
That it's an unfortunate necessity in a society that limits women's options
That relentless self-interest can eventually lead to securing advantages in life
That it's a moral failing that should be condemned rather than emulated
How does Mrs. Ferrars's reaction to Robert marrying Lucy compare to her reaction to Edward's engagement to her?
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She was equally happy with both arrangements, seeing them as beneficial
She disowns Robert just as she did Edward, showing consistency in her judgments
She ignores Robert's marriage, focusing her attention and favor solely on Edward
She quickly forgives Robert and accepts Lucy, unlike her reaction to Edward's engagement
How does Elinor's marriage affect her relationship with her family?
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It significantly strains the relationship due to distance
It divides her from her family, as they disapprove of Edward
It has little effect on her existing closeness with her family
It brings her family closer together
How does Willoughby react to Marianne's marriage to Colonel Brandon?
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He is indifferent, having fully moved on with Miss Grey
He feels pain but finds happiness in his own marriage, yet still considers Marianne his ideal
He attempts to disrupt the marriage out of jealousy
He congratulates Marianne and Colonel Brandon, showing no signs of personal regret
At the end of the novel, what is Mrs. Dashwood's and Margaret's situation?
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They continue to live at Barton Cottage, maintaining close family ties
They have both moved away to live with Elinor and Marianne
They are estranged from Elinor and Marianne due to disagreements
They have both found new romantic interests and are planning to remarry