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Edexcel English Lit
Pride and Prejudice
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Cards (25)
What narrative voice does Austen use in her writing?
Third-person
omniscient
narration
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How does the third-person omniscient perspective affect the narrative?
It provides insights into
multiple
characters' thoughts
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What effect does free indirect speech have on character engagement?
Enhances
emotional connection
with characters
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What literary technique does Austen use to blend the narrator's voice with a character's thoughts?
Free indirect speech
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What is dramatic irony in Austen's works?
Readers know
characters' follies
before they do
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How does Austen use dramatic irony to critique social pretensions?
By revealing
characters'
follies humorously
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Which character exemplifies obsequiousness in Austen's narrative?
Collins
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How does Austen's language reflect social satire?
It critiques social
conventions
and
marriage
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What role does hyperbole play in Austen's characterization?
Exposes
absurdity
of class distinctions
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How do distinct speech patterns contribute to characterisation?
Reveal
traits
and
social status
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What does Mr. Collins' language reveal about him?
His lack of
self-awareness
and
social awkwardness
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How does Elizabeth's dialogue reflect her character?
Showcases her
intelligence
and
independence
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What is a key characteristic of Elizabeth's dialogue?
Rich in
wit
and
irony
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How does the language of characters reflect social class?
It indicates their social
hierarchies
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How do Mr. Darcy's and the Gardiners' speech differ?
Darcy's is
formal
, Gardiners' is
relatable
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What themes are explored in discussions about marriage?
Societal
expectations
and romantic ideals
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What type of imagery does Austen frequently use?
Natural imagery
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How does natural imagery relate to character emotions?
Conveys
themes
and character emotions
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What do letters symbolize in Austen's narrative?
Communication
and
misunderstandings
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How do letters function in Elizabeth and Darcy's relationship?
Highlight
misunderstandings
and
revelations
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What is the significance of repetition in Austen's narrative?
Reinforces themes of
pride and prejudice
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How do parallel characters enhance thematic depth?
Contrast differing
speech patterns
and
morals
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What narrative elements contribute to character motivations?
Epistolary
elements
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How do politeness and formality affect character interactions?
Mask
genuine emotions
in relationships
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What tension is highlighted by formal language in Austen's works?
Tension between
social expectations
and
personal feelings
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