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Pride and Prejudice Chapters 29-33 Quiz (Chapters 29–33)

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen · 5 multiple-choice questions with answers · about 4 min

A free Pride and Prejudice Chapters 29-33 quiz with answers and explanations. Use it as a reading check after Chapters 29–33, a homework quiz or quick revision — it covers Chapters 29–33 only, so there are no spoilers for later chapters.

Spoiler-safe: covers Chapters 29–33 only.

Skills tested: Recall, Character, Inference, Theme, Structure · Difficulty: Standard, Challenge, Easy

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Pride and Prejudice Chapters 29-33 questions

The answers and an explanation for each question appear as you play, and on the answer-key page of the printout.

  1. What does Lady Catherine object to in the Bennet family at the Rosings dinner?
    That the family keeps no carriage for visiting · That Jane has been in London without calling · That Mr Bennet has never presented them at court · That all five sisters are out in company at once
  2. What does Elizabeth remind Darcy of while she sits at the pianoforte at Rosings?
    That he danced only four dances at Meryton · That he refused to be introduced to Charlotte · That he once called her merely tolerable to look at · That he left Netherfield without taking leave
  3. What does Charlotte conclude from Darcy's frequent calls at the parsonage?
    That he hopes to court Maria Lucas · That he must be in love with Elizabeth · That he comes to escape Lady Catherine · That he is sounding out Mr Collins
  4. What does Colonel Fitzwilliam unknowingly reveal to Elizabeth on their walk in the park?
    That Darcy means to leave Rosings within the week · That Darcy is engaged to his cousin Anne de Bourgh · That Darcy saved a friend from an imprudent marriage · That Darcy paid off a young man's gaming debts
  5. Why does Elizabeth stay at the parsonage when the others go to dine at Rosings?
    She is answering a long letter from her aunt Gardiner · Lady Catherine has not included her in the invitation · Mr Collins asks her to keep Charlotte company at home · She pleads a headache after Fitzwilliam's news
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Is this Pride and Prejudice Chapters 29-33 quiz free?

Yes. All 5 questions are free with answers and explanations. Play online with instant feedback, or print it as a test with an answer key — no sign-up needed.

What does the Pride and Prejudice Chapters 29-33 quiz cover?

Only Chapters 29–33 of Pride and Prejudice (Chapter 29, Chapter 30, Chapter 31, Chapter 32, Chapter 33): what happens, why characters act as they do, and what it shows about the novel's big ideas. It tests recall, character, inference, theme, structure at standard, challenge, easy level.

Does it contain spoilers?

No. It only covers Chapters 29–33, so it is safe to take as soon as you finish that part.

Can I use it with a class?

Yes. Print it with the answer key for a reading check, homework or revision lesson, or share the link so students can take it online.

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