A) Hugh Bonneville B) Adrian Edmondson C) Jeremy Lovering D) Gwyneth Hughes
A) Gwyneth Hughes B) Olivia Williams C) Imogen Poots D) Jeremy Lovering
A) Imogen Poots B) Jack Huston C) Olivia Williams D) Greta Scacchi
A) 1802 B) 1797 C) 1814 D) 1820
A) Benjamin Lefroy B) Cassandra C) Anna Austen D) Fanny
A) Edward Austen-Knight and Fanny B) Cassandra and Edward Austen-Knight C) Fanny and Henry Austen D) Jane and Cassandra
A) Charles Haden B) Benjamin Lefroy C) Reverend Brook Bridges D) Mr. Plumptre
A) Charles Haden B) Mr. Plumptre C) Henry Austen D) The Reverend Brook Bridges
A) Encouraging her to marry Mr. Plumptre B) Discouraging her from writing novels C) Leading her young niece astray with fanciful ideas and clever wit D) Teaching her about financial independence
A) Bath B) Ipswich C) Hampshire D) London
A) Reverend Brook Bridges B) Doctor Charles Haden C) Benjamin Lefroy D) Henry Austen
A) Her only regret is not leaving Cassandra and her mother financially secure B) She regrets never writing a novel about love C) She wishes she had married for wealth D) She should have followed Reverend Bridges' advice
A) Says she never loved Jane B) Refuses to attend the ceremony C) Burns the letters Jane wrote to her D) Declines a toast in Jane's honor
A) To learn more about Jane's writing process B) To discover financial advice from Jane C) To find answers about Jane's lost love D) To understand why Jane never married
A) Jane was wrong about love and marriage B) Cassandra should have saved the letters C) Jane never cared for anyone D) She needs to listen to her own heart now
A) Austen was a pragmatist who wondered if her aversion to gold-digging might have been ill-advised B) Her life was more romantic than her novels suggest C) She never doubted her principles D) She was emotionally restrained in both life and fiction
A) Her mother never questioned her decisions B) Her novels were entirely fictional with no basis in reality C) She was completely content with her unmarried status D) Austen may not have been as emotionally restrained in real life as she appeared in her fiction
A) 'Miss Austen Regrets' covers Austen's entire life B) 'Miss Austen Regrets' focuses on a narrower window in Austen's life and is less sappy C) 'Becoming Jane' is more historically accurate D) 'Miss Austen Regrets' is more romantic |