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    Task 1 Task 2: Pride and Prejudice Lesson 5

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    This document provides an answer key for a lesson on Pride and Prejudice. Task 3 asks students to match nouns related to the novel with appropriate verbs and adjectives. Suggested noun-verb-adjective combinations include love find/receive/seek profound/unconditional/everlasting, marriage propose/consummate traditional/broken/happy, and pride feel/express/hurt great/fierce. The document also provides an article reference for further reading on Jane Austen's novels.

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    This document provides an answer key for a lesson on Pride and Prejudice. Task 3 asks students to match nouns related to the novel with appropriate verbs and adjectives. Suggested noun-verb-adjective combinations include love find/receive/seek profound/unconditional/everlasting, marriage propose/consummate traditional/broken/happy, and pride feel/express/hurt great/fierce. The document also provides an article reference for further reading on Jane Austen's novels.

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    Pride and Prejudice Lesson 5

    Answer key

    Task  1      Open-­‐ended  
     
    Task  2      Open-­‐ended  
     
     
    Task  3      -­‐  Possible  answers    
    Noun   Verb   Adjective  
    Love   find/  receive/   profound/  unconditional/    
      seek/experience   everlasting/  unrequited  
    Marriage   propose/  consummate   traditional/  broken/  
    dissolve/  forbid   happy/  disastrous  
    Pride   feel/  express/     great/fierce  
      hurt/restore   foolish/stubborn  
    Truth   Admit/  convey   plain/  complete  
    reveal/  uncover   whole/  painful  
    Fortune   bring/  improve   changing/declining  
    change/revive   good/  ill  
    Feeling   experience/  evoke   strong/overwhelming  
    inspire/ignore   incredible/  terrible  
    Happiness     achieve/find   great/  sheer  
    bring/buy   domestic/marital  
    Admiration   express/  show/   genuine/  sincere  
    be  filled  with/  be  worthy  of   open/  mutual  

     
     
    Task  4      Open-­‐ended  

     
    Article  reference  

    Hinnant, C. H. (2006). Jane Austen’s “Wild Imagination”: Romance and the Courtship Plot in
    the Six Canonical Novels. Narrative, 14(3), 294–310.

    Materials by Chris Lima

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