Pride and Prejudice - 6th Preparatory - سادس اعدادي

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Pride and Prejudice

Read the extract from Pride and Prejudice on page 101 of the Student’s Book. Are these sentences true (T) or false (F)?

Read the extract again and answer the questions: How much money does Mr Bingley earn yearly?

Pride and Prejudice

Find a word or phrase in the text that means: a large amount of money

Complete the sentences below with words from Exercise C: Mrs Bennet wants her daughters to marry into

Write about Mr Bennet’s visit to Mr Bingley. What do you think they would say to each other? Would Mr Bennet listen to his wife or give Lizzy the preference?

Pride and Prejudice

Read the extract from Pride and Prejudice on page 103 of the Student’s Book and choose the correct answers: Why doesn’t Mr Darcy want to dance?

Read the extract again. Are these sentences true (T) or false(F)? Both Bingley sisters have husbands

Pride and Prejudice

Find a word in the text that means: a good number of

Which character (Elizabeth, Mr Darcy, Mr Bingley, Mrs Bennet or Mr Bennet) …?

Imagine you are Jane Austen and write a possible conversation between Elizabeth and Mr Darcy at the ball. What would she say to his rude comment? How would he react?

Pride and Prejudice

Read the extract from Pride and Prejudice on page 105 of the Student’s Book and put the events in the order they happened

Match the columns: Mr Bingley

Why does Elizabeth only like Mr Bingley?

Pride and Prejudice

Find a word in the text that means: fear

Imagine you are Elizabeth Bennet and you overheard the conversation between the Bingleys, Hursts and Darcy. You think of writing a short letter to your friend, explaining the situation and ho

Pride and Prejudice

Read the extract from Pride and Prejudice on page 107 of the Student’s Book. Are these sentences true (T) or false (F)? Mr Darcy’s father did not leave anything for his godson

Why was Mr Wickham not able to look for legal advice?

Pride and Prejudice

Find a word in the text that means: very close to someone

Complete the sentences below with the words from Exercise C. You may have to change some words

Imagine you are the late Mr Darcy. Write a letter to your son explaining the terms of your will. What would you say?

Pride and Prejudice

Read the extract from Pride and Prejudice on page 109 of the Student’s Book and choose the correct answers: Why does Elizabeth dislike Mr Darcy so strongly?

Read the extract again. Are these sentences true (T) or false (F)? Mr Darcy thinks Mr Wickham has suffered a lot

Pride and Prejudice

Why is Mr Darcy reddish when he hears Elizabeth talking of Mr Wickham?

Imagine you are Elizabeth and you decide to write a short

Find a word in the text that means: hate

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Read the extract from Pride and Prejudice on page 111 of the Student’s Book and put the events in the order they happened: Elizabeth admits her feelings had changed

What does Mr Darcy mean by ‘you are too generous to play with me’?

Pride and Prejudice

Find a word in the text that means: nice, kind

Complete the sentences below with words from Exercise C: Mr Darcy thinks Elizabeth’s opinion is very

Imagine you are Mr Darcy and you are writing a short letter to your aunt telling her of your engagement with Elizabeth Bennet. What would you tell her, knowing she did not approve of this?