Study Questions
1. What is Mr. Collins’ first argument to Elizabeth explaining why he should marry?
2. What does Mr. Bennet say to Elizabeth that he will do if she accepts Collins’ proposal?
3. What does Wickham say about his absence from the ball?
4. Who sends Jane a letter?
5. Who does the letter imply should receive Mr. Bingley’s affections?
6. Who received Mr. Collins’ second proposal?
7. Why does Charlotte agree to become married?
8. How does Mrs. Bennet react to Charlotte’s marriage plans?
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