Pride and Prejudice

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Froggy Jumps Pride and PrejudiceVersion en ligne irony and metonymy par Kuralay 1 The novel opens with a "truth universally acknowledged." Who actually believes this truth most fervently? a Mrs. Bennet b Charlotte Lucas c Mr. Darcy 2 Elizabeth tells Darcy she is "perfectly convinced" of his politeness after he insulted her. This is an example of: a Thematic Irony b Verbal Irony c Dramatic Irony 3 Pemberley functions as a metonymy for: a Darcy's high social standing and character. b Darcy hated her family c They don't know Darcy has already proposed to her. 4 Which character is the master of Verbal Irony among the Bennet family members? a Mr. Bennet b Jane Bennet c Mr. Darcy 5 Which character is described using metonymy of their social class, being defined purely by their "superior connexions"? a Miss Bingley b Elizabeth Bennet c Darcy 6 Elizabeth's shocked realization after reading Darcy's letter is a moment of situational irony because she suddenly discovers... a She misjudged both Darcy and Wickham completely. b Darcy hated her family. c His entire social position and livelihood.

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Pride and PrejudiceVersion en ligne

irony and metonymy

par Kuralay

The novel opens with a "truth universally acknowledged." Who actually believes this truth most fervently?

Mrs. Bennet

Charlotte Lucas

Mr. Darcy

Elizabeth tells Darcy she is "perfectly convinced" of his politeness after he insulted her. This is an example of:

Thematic Irony

Verbal Irony

Dramatic Irony

Pemberley functions as a metonymy for:

Darcy's high social standing and character.

Darcy hated her family

They don't know Darcy has already proposed to her.

Which character is the master of Verbal Irony among the Bennet family members?

Mr. Bennet

Jane Bennet

Mr. Darcy

Which character is described using metonymy of their social class, being defined purely by their "superior connexions"?

Miss Bingley

Elizabeth Bennet

Darcy

Elizabeth's shocked realization after reading Darcy's letter is a moment of situational irony because she suddenly discovers...

She misjudged both Darcy and Wickham completely.

Darcy hated her family.

His entire social position and livelihood.

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Pride and Prejudice

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Pride and PrejudiceVersion en ligne

par Kuralay

The novel opens with a "truth universally acknowledged." Who actually believes this truth most fervently?

Elizabeth tells Darcy she is "perfectly convinced" of his politeness after he insulted her. This is an example of:

Pemberley functions as a metonymy for:

Which character is the master of Verbal Irony among the Bennet family members?

Which character is described using metonymy of their social class, being defined purely by their "superior connexions"?

Elizabeth's shocked realization after reading Darcy's letter is a moment of situational irony because she suddenly discovers...

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