Unit quiz: Reading against first judgments: Austen and Brontë

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Question 1

A critic argues that Darcy's visible nervousness makes Elizabeth's complaint about condescension unreasonable. Which revision best fits chapter 34?Nervousness supports emotional investment but can coexist with insulting assumptions.Nervousness cancels the social meaning of everything said afterward.

Question 2

An evidence table lists Fitzwilliam as having independently confirmed the whole letter during chapter 35. What must be corrected?A named witness counts as a completed verification even without testimony.He is offered as a possible witness; his independent confirmation has not been presented there.

Question 3

A student removes the rude proposal from her notes after reading Elizabeth's self-criticism. What has her revision lost?A supported local observation that survives the correction of the Wickham allegation.Nothing; recognition requires reversing every earlier judgment.

Question 4

An essay calls Mrs Reynolds useless because she works for Darcy. What is the strongest methodological response?Replace her account with the estate's beauty, which proves character without mediation.Assess her opportunity to observe and possible loyalties rather than dismissing her position outright.

Question 5

A summary ends Jane's vindication when Temple privately reassures her. Which missing stage changes the argument about repair?The inquiry and public clearance address a charge made before the school.The reassuring tone makes any further correction unnecessary.

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