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Pride And Prejudice

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Jack Tseng
Jack Tseng

Mr. and Mrs. Bennet are the parents of Jane, Lizzy, and Lydia. Mr. Bingley is a wealthy single man who has rented Netherfield Park. Mrs. Bennet hopes one of her daughters will catch Mr. Bingley's eye and marry him, while Mr. Bennet has a more casual view of Mr. Bingley moving to the neighborhood. The two disagree on which daughter to introduce to Mr. Bingley, with Mr. Bennet preferring Lizzy over Jane or Lydia.

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Who are Mr. and Mrs. Bennet? Who is Mr. Bingley? Who is Mrs. Long? Who is Mr. Morris? Who are Sir William and Lady Lucas? Who is Lizzy? Who is Lydia?
Mr. and Mrs. Bennet are Jane¡¯s parents. Mr. Bingley is a rich, single man who has rented Netherfield Park. Mrs. Long might be a neighbor of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet, informing them of a message about Mr. Bingley¡¯s coming. Mr. Morris is the landowner of Netherfield Park.
Sir William and Lady Lucas have decided to visit Mr. Bingley. Lizzy is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet. Lydia is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet.
What is Mrs. Bennet¡¯s thought about a rich, single gentleman? Does she share the same idea about this with her neighbors?
She and her neighbors all thought that a rich, single man is in need of a wife and they wish their daughters can have a chance to marry such a gentleman.
What do Mr. and Mrs. Bennet talk about?
They talk about Mr. Bingley¡¯s coming and the possibility of visiting him for introducing their daughter to him.
Why does Mr. Bingley come to the neighborhood of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet?
He would like to rent Mr. Morris¡¯ residenceand settle in the neighborhood of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet.
What are Mr. and Mrs. Bennet¡¯s thoughts about Mr. Bingley¡¯s coming?
They are different about Mr. Bingley¡¯s coming. Mr. Bennet thinks of Mr. Bingley¡¯s coming as settling in his community while Mrs. Bennet views it as a possibility of making him fall in love with one of her daughters.
Will Mr. and Mrs. Bennet go together to visit Mr. Bingley?
No, Mr. Bennet would not like to go while Mrs. Bennet thinks that her husband is the right person to go.
Do Mr. and Mrs. Bennet share the same idea on the selection of their daughters for Mr. Bingley?
No, Mr. Bennet prefers to choose Lizzy over the other two daughters about being introduced to Mr. Bingley.

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Pride And Prejudice

  • 2. Who are Mr. and Mrs. Bennet? Who is Mr. Bingley? Who is Mrs. Long? Who is Mr. Morris? Who are Sir William and Lady Lucas? Who is Lizzy? Who is Lydia?
  • 3. Mr. and Mrs. Bennet are Jane¡¯s parents. Mr. Bingley is a rich, single man who has rented Netherfield Park. Mrs. Long might be a neighbor of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet, informing them of a message about Mr. Bingley¡¯s coming. Mr. Morris is the landowner of Netherfield Park.
  • 4. Sir William and Lady Lucas have decided to visit Mr. Bingley. Lizzy is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet. Lydia is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet.
  • 5. What is Mrs. Bennet¡¯s thought about a rich, single gentleman? Does she share the same idea about this with her neighbors?
  • 6. She and her neighbors all thought that a rich, single man is in need of a wife and they wish their daughters can have a chance to marry such a gentleman.
  • 7. What do Mr. and Mrs. Bennet talk about?
  • 8. They talk about Mr. Bingley¡¯s coming and the possibility of visiting him for introducing their daughter to him.
  • 9. Why does Mr. Bingley come to the neighborhood of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet?
  • 10. He would like to rent Mr. Morris¡¯ residenceand settle in the neighborhood of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet.
  • 11. What are Mr. and Mrs. Bennet¡¯s thoughts about Mr. Bingley¡¯s coming?
  • 12. They are different about Mr. Bingley¡¯s coming. Mr. Bennet thinks of Mr. Bingley¡¯s coming as settling in his community while Mrs. Bennet views it as a possibility of making him fall in love with one of her daughters.
  • 13. Will Mr. and Mrs. Bennet go together to visit Mr. Bingley?
  • 14. No, Mr. Bennet would not like to go while Mrs. Bennet thinks that her husband is the right person to go.
  • 15. Do Mr. and Mrs. Bennet share the same idea on the selection of their daughters for Mr. Bingley?
  • 16. No, Mr. Bennet prefers to choose Lizzy over the other two daughters about being introduced to Mr. Bingley.