Persuasion (novel)
A) Emma B) Sense and Sensibility C) Pride and Prejudice D) Persuasion
A) 20 December 1817 B) 18 June 1815 C) 12 January 1818 D) 25 March 1820
A) Elizabeth Elliot B) Lady Russell C) Anne Elliot D) Captain Frederick Wentworth
A) 25 years old B) 27 years old C) 19 years old D) 30 years old
A) Sir Walter Elliot B) Charles Musgrove C) Elizabeth Elliot D) Lady Russell
A) To lower their expenses and reduce debt by renting Kellynch Hall B) To be closer to family C) For a change of scenery D) Because they were invited
A) Sophia Croft B) Mary Musgrove C) Anne Elliot D) Elizabeth Elliot
A) A business venture B) Inheritance from a relative C) Marriage dowry D) Prize money from capturing enemy vessels
A) Education B) Religion C) Family lineage D) Wealth and rank
A) Mr. Shepherd B) Charles Musgrove C) Captain Frederick Wentworth D) William Elliot
A) Meeting him again in Bath and Uppercross B) A visit from Mary Musgrove C) An invitation to a ball D) A letter from Lady Russell
A) A naval battle B) A visit to Admiral Croft C) A family dispute D) Louisa's serious injury after jumping from the Cobb seawall
A) Friend B) Nephew C) Distant cousin and heir presumptive D) Brother-in-law
A) He is a generous and kind man B) He is a devoted family member C) He is a cold, calculating opportunist who led Mr. Smith into debt. D) He is an honest businessman
A) His dislike for Anne B) His feelings for Anne and his realization of the consequences of persuading her to break off their engagement. C) His indifference towards relationships D) His desire to marry Louisa
A) Louisa Musgrove B) Anne Elliot C) Mary Musgrove D) Henrietta Musgrove
A) Advises her on financial matters B) Sells her property C) Moves in with her D) Helps her recover her remaining assets.
A) Social class B) Romantic love C) Family loyalty D) The moral dangers and implications of persuasion.
A) Charles Austen, Jane Austen's brother. B) Jane Austen's sister Cassandra C) An unknown admirer D) A fictional naval officer
A) It was written over a relatively narrow space of two or three years. B) It was based on true events C) It was co-authored with another writer D) It was her first novel
A) Captain Wentworth's Return B) Anne Elliot's Story C) Lady Russell's Influence D) The Elliots
A) Her social status B) Her relative maturity and introspection. C) Her beauty D) Her wealth
A) His vanity and financial imprudence. B) His kindness and generosity C) His humility and modesty D) His intelligence and wit
A) She prefers city life B) She still loves Captain Wentworth. C) She wants to travel D) She dislikes hunting
A) Financial necessity B) A family intervention C) Social pressure D) Their mutual realization of enduring love. |
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