A) Samuel Taylor Coleridge B) Mary Shelley C) Percy Bysshe Shelley D) Jane Austen
A) A family dinner B) A church service C) The ball at Meryton D) A visit to London
A) 1813 B) 1817 C) 1811 D) 1815
A) Starting a business B) Moving to London C) Losing their estate D) Finding husbands for their daughters
A) Jane, Elizabeth, Margaret, Kitty, Lydia B) Jane, Anastasia, Daisy, Kitty, Lydia C) Jane, Elionora, Mary, Kitty, Lydia D) Jane, Elizabeth, Mary, Kitty, Lydia
A) False B) True
A) Mrs. Bennet is nervous due to her constant worry about marrying off her daughters, foolish because of her lack of social awareness and frequent embarrassing actions, and talkative as she often engages in excessive gossip and unguarded speech. B) Mrs. Benet is indifferent to the social standing and prospects of her daughters C) Mrs. Bennet is deeply intellectual and prefers reading philosophical discussions D) Mrs. Bennet is calm and composed, always maintaining a serene household
A) Fame B) Money C) Intellectualness D) Virginity
A) Jane Austen suggests that women have ample opportunities and freedom to choose their partners based solely on romantic love, without any societal pressure regarding economic security. B) she does it by showing how societal pressures force women like Elizabeth and her sisters to prioritize financial security over personal happiness. C) Jane Austen promotes the idea that romantic love should always be secondary to economic considerations in marriage, emphasizing the importance of financial stability above all. D) Austen argues that all marriages based on love are doomed to fail, using her characters to demonstrate that practical arrangements are superior.
A) False B) True
A) Ganges B) Alph C) Amazon D) Nile
A) Lyre B) Harp C) Dulcimer D) Flute
A) Pleasure-dome B) Temple dome C) Palace dome
A) Alliteration B) Metaphor C) Imagery D) Assonance
A) Jane Austen B) Samuel Taylor Coleridge C) Mary Shelley D) Percy Bysshe Shelley
A) The beaty of women B) Nature C) The World D) The sea
A) Ancestral voices B) Echoes of the river C) Cries of birds D) Whispers in the wind
A) Bread and water B) Honey and wine C) Honey-dew and milk of Paradise D) Nectar and ambrosia |