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Are the sentences true or false? Choose according to the plot of the novel "Pride and Prejudice" by Jane Austen (chapters 1-10).

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Pride&Prej(1-10):TrueFalseQuizVersion en ligne Are the sentences true or false? Choose according to the plot of the novel "Pride and Prejudice" by Jane Austen (chapters 1-10). par Irina Kislova 1 Mrs. Bennet was an even-tempered and kind-hearted woman. a True b False 2 The business of Mr. Bennet's life was to get his daughters married. a True b False 3 Mr. Bennet visited Mr. Bingley without having told his wife and daugters. It was only after the visit when he said about that. a True b False 4 Lydia was the youngest and the shortest of all five sisters. a True b False 5 At first the ladies at the ball considered Mr. Darcy more handsome than Mr. Bingley. a True b False 6 At the ball Mr. Bingley didn't pay much attention to Jane Bennet. a True b False 7 Jane told Elizabeth how much she admired Mr. Bingley. a True b False 8 There was a very steady friendship between Bingley and Darcy because they had a great similarity of character. a True b False 9 Sir William Lucas and Lady Lucas were particularly intimate with the Bennets but didn't have any children. a True b False 10 Elizabeth promised her mother not to dance with Mr. Darcy because he had mortified her pride by being too proud himself. a True b False 11 Jane and Elizabeth received Miss Bingley and Mrs. Hurst's attention with the greatest pleasure. a True b False 12 Elizabeth didn't suspect that she was becoming an object of some interest in Mr. Darcy's eyes. a True b False 13 Mary had a good taste, genius and worked hard for knowledge and accomplishments. a True b False 14 The two eldest sisters of the Bennets' family enjoyed walking to Meryton very often. a True b False 15 Mrs. Bennet deliberately told Jane to go on horseback to Netherfield. a True b False 16 Mr. Bingley thought that Elizabeth hadn't had to come to Netherfield because of her sister's having a cold. a True b False 17 Mr. Darcy wished Jane Bennet to be well settled but didn't believe that she had a real chance for that. a True b False 18 Mrs. Bennet whished that Jane would recover immediately from her illness. a True b False 19 After the note sent to Longbourn by Elizabeth Mrs. Bennet came to Netherfield alone. a True b False 20 Elizabeth understood that nobody at Netherfield like her mother's behaviour. a True b False 21 While staying at Netherfield Elizabeth hoped to go back home soon. a True b False 22 Caroline was jealous but she didn't suspect that Darcy got interested in Elizabeth. a True b False

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par Irina Kislova

Mrs. Bennet was an even-tempered and kind-hearted woman.

The business of Mr. Bennet's life was to get his daughters married.

Mr. Bennet visited Mr. Bingley without having told his wife and daugters. It was only after the visit when he said about that.

Lydia was the youngest and the shortest of all five sisters.

At first the ladies at the ball considered Mr. Darcy more handsome than Mr. Bingley.

At the ball Mr. Bingley didn't pay much attention to Jane Bennet.

Jane told Elizabeth how much she admired Mr. Bingley.

There was a very steady friendship between Bingley and Darcy because they had a great similarity of character.

Sir William Lucas and Lady Lucas were particularly intimate with the Bennets but didn't have any children.

Elizabeth promised her mother not to dance with Mr. Darcy because he had mortified her pride by being too proud himself.

Jane and Elizabeth received Miss Bingley and Mrs. Hurst's attention with the greatest pleasure.

Elizabeth didn't suspect that she was becoming an object of some interest in Mr. Darcy's eyes.

Mary had a good taste, genius and worked hard for knowledge and accomplishments.

The two eldest sisters of the Bennets' family enjoyed walking to Meryton very often.

Mrs. Bennet deliberately told Jane to go on horseback to Netherfield.

Mr. Bingley thought that Elizabeth hadn't had to come to Netherfield because of her sister's having a cold.

Mr. Darcy wished Jane Bennet to be well settled but didn't believe that she had a real chance for that.

Mrs. Bennet whished that Jane would recover immediately from her illness.

After the note sent to Longbourn by Elizabeth Mrs. Bennet came to Netherfield alone.

Elizabeth understood that nobody at Netherfield like her mother's behaviour.

While staying at Netherfield Elizabeth hoped to go back home soon.

Caroline was jealous but she didn't suspect that Darcy got interested in Elizabeth.