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9 Mr Darcy got on his horse and rode away.

10 Lady Catherine ate a lot of vegetables at dinner.

Pages 18 to 21

Choose the best answer - A, B or C.

1 C, 2 B, 3 C, 4 A, 5 A, 6 A, 7 B.

Match the characters to the things they say. You can use the characters more than once. Not

all characters are used.

1 d, 2 c, 3 b, 4 e, 5 c, 6 f.

Comparatives. Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first, using no

more than three words.

1 Mr Darcy is richer than Mr Bingley.

2 Mr Darcy isn’t as popular as Mr Bingley.

3 Jane is more beautiful than Elizabeth.

4 Elizabeth isn’t as old as Jane.

5 Longbourn isn’t as big as Pemberley.

Superlatives. Complete the sentences using the superlative form of the adjective in brackets.

1 Jane is the most beautiful girl in the Bennet family.

2 Kitty and Lydia are the silliest Bennet sisters.

3 Mr Darcy is the proudest man at Netherfield.

4 Mr Bingley is the kindest man at Netherfield.

5 Elizabeth is the most intelligent woman in the village.

6 Charlotte is Elizabeth’s best friend.

7 Mrs Bennet is the happiest woman at the ball.

8 Mary is the worst piano player at the ball.

Choose adjectives from the box to describe the characters in the story. More than one answer

is sometimes possible.

Mrs Bennet: silly

Kitty & Lydia: young, lively, silly

Elizabeth Bennet: kind, young, beautiful, popular

Mr Darcy: rich, single, good-looking, proud, arrogant, young,

Mr Bingley: rich, single, good-looking, popular, young

Caroline Bingley: fashionable, proud

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