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    INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

    Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen


    A Before Reading
    1 Pride and Prejudice is a very famous book by a famous English writer. But what does the title
    mean? Find out what the words pride and prejudice mean before you start reading.
    2 Here is the beginning of this story.
    Everyone knows that a rich, unmarried man must have a pretty wife. And every mother wants her
    daughters to be happily married. Mr and Mrs Bennet of Longbourn House, in the village of Longbourn,
    had five unmarried daughters. So, when Mrs Bennet heard that a young man was coming to live in
    neighbourhood, she was delighted.
    Guess what is going to happen. Make three predictions.
    I think that ...
    I think that ...
    I think that ...

    B While Reading
    3 Look at the other side of this worksheet for Question 3.

    C After Reading
    4 Look back at your answer to Question 1. What do pride and prejudice mean? Which characters
    showed pride and prejudice in the story?
    5 Darcy writes a letter to Lady Catherine about his marriage to Elizabeth. Lady Catherine writes a
    rude letter to him in reply. Write both these letters.
    6 Elizabeth Bennet is to marry Mr Darcy. Write two short conversations between two people about
    this news.
    Choose from (a), (b) (c) and (d).
    (a) Lydia and Wickham
    (b) Mrs Reynolds and a friend
    (c) Mrs Bennet and Lady Lucas
    (d) Mr Collins and Charlotte
    7 You are going to direct a film of Pride and Prejudice. You have a lot of money, so you can have
    famous actors in your film.
    (a) Make a list of all the people in the film.
    (b) Make a list of all the actors who will play these people. Explain why you have chosen these
    actors.
    This page has been downloaded from www.macmillanenglish.com. It is photocopiable, but all copies must be complete pages.
    HEINEMANN GUIDED READERS
    Macmillan Publishers Limited 2013.

    Worksheet

    (c) You need to have sets for the film the places where the story happens. Make a list of the
    different places in the book. Use this to make a list of sets you need for your film.
    Describe your sets.
    (d) Describe the costumes your actors will wear.
    (e) What else will you need? Make a list.
    3 What do you learn about the people in this story? Join the adjective to the name if you think it
    describes this person. You can use the adjectives more than once.
    thoughtful

    intelligent

    Elizabeth

    proud

    Darcy

    charming
    Lady
    Catherine

    silly
    Bingley
    weak

    Mrs Bennet
    polite

    sensible

    jealous
    talkative
    Caroline
    Bingley

    gentle

    rude

    thoughtless

    Lydia

    friendly
    unkind
    Wickham

    Jane

    witty

    selfish
    dishonest

    good-natured

    prejudiced

    quiet
    stupid

    Mr Collins

    These are two more Intermediate Level Guided Readers which you might enjoy:
    Silas Marner by George Eliot and The Enchanted April by Elizabeth Von Arnim.
    This page has been downloaded from www.macmillanenglish.com.
    It isREADERS
    photocopiable, but all copies must be complete pages.
    HEINEMANN GUIDED
    Macmillan Publishers Limited 2013.

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