Mr. Bennet is relieved that Elizabeth has rejected Mr. Collins beause Mr. Bennet

Adoes not want Elizabeth to leave home
Brecognizes Mr. Collins to be a foolish man
Chopes that Jane will be the first to marry
Denjoys upsetting his wife

How do Lady Catherine's demands that Elizabeth not marry Darcy affect Elizabeth?

AShe is furious the Darcy has sent Lady Catherine
BShe is hopeful that Darcy still loves her
CShe realizes that Lady Catherine will get what she wants
DShe is confused about her feelings for Darcy

Unlike Mr. and Mrs. Bennet, both of the Gardiners are

Aprideful and prejudice
Bsensible and intelligent
Cconfused, but agreeable
Dfickle and unreserved

Mr. Bennet is relieved that Elizabeth has rejected Mr. Collins beause Mr. Bennet recognizes Mr. Collins to be a foolish man. (option B)

Lady Catherine's demands that Elizabeth not marry Darcy affect Elizabeth in the sense that now she is hopeful that Darcy still loves her. (option B)

Unlike Mr. and Mrs. Bennet, both of the Gardiners are sensible and intelligent. (option B)

Who is and what happens to Elizabeth Bennet?

In "Pride and Prejudice," the main character is Elizabeth Bennet. She is proposed marriage by a distant cousin, Mr. Collins, but she rejects him. Unlike her mother, Elizabeth's father is relieved, since he sees Collins as a foolish man.

Elizabeth ends up falling for Mr. Darcy, who has also proposed to her, but whose hand she rejected. His aunt, Lady Catherine, shows up one day demanding that Elizabeth does not marry Darcy. That makes Elizabeth hope Darcy still loves her.

Finally, Elizabeth's uncle and aunt, the Gardiners, are both intelligent and sensible people. They have a respectful marriage, unlike Elizabeth's parents.

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