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She implies that nobility should rest on personal character and moral standing."},{"text":"Social obedience and aristocratic approval.","correct":false,"explanation":"Elizabeth's refusal to obey Lady Catherine directly challenges this model of worth. Her argument implies that personal character and moral standing are the true basis for nobility."}]},{"id":"eed43b65-4805-4242-b1fc-f2372efb4004","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"Charlotte says: I am not [ ], you know. I ask only a [ ].","back":"Charlotte says: I am not romantic, you know. I ask only a comfortable home.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Charlotte says: I am not romantic, you know. I ask only a comfortable home.","correct":true,"explanation":"Charlotte rejects idealised love and presents marriage as a practical route to domestic comfort and financial security in a society offering women few alternatives."},{"text":"Charlotte says: I am not wealthy, you know. 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Her dark eyes represent intellectual depth and moral clarity."}]},{"id":"2b7d1f81-0283-4c97-aee1-4a403d49fc8c","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"What does Austen suggest true compatibility is rooted in?","back":"Intellectual equality, not wealth or status.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Intellectual equality, not wealth or status.","correct":true,"explanation":"Austen presents a lasting partnership as a meeting of minds between equals. Elizabeth and Darcy become compatible through intellectual respect rather than through wealth or rank alone."},{"text":"Shared social rank, not character or judgement.","correct":false,"explanation":"Austen challenges the belief that matching social positions guarantees a successful marriage. 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