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Its verbal irony targets the desperate marital and financial ambitions associated with Regency mothers."},{"text":"Political authority of Regency fathers.","correct":false,"explanation":"Although patriarchal authority shapes the novel’s society, the opening sentence specifically mocks families’ urgent pursuit of wealthy husbands, particularly the ambitions of Regency mothers."},{"text":"Financial generosity of wealthy bachelors.","correct":false,"explanation":"The sentence does not praise or mock bachelors for generosity. Its ironic claim reveals the desperate ambitions of mothers seeking financially advantageous marriages for their daughters."}]},{"id":"6b0c9f4c-f940-4d6d-b247-da8896192664","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why is the phrase “truth universally acknowledged” ironic?","back":"It is a biased pursuit by families seeking financial security.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"It is a biased pursuit by families seeking financial security.","correct":true,"explanation":"The claim sounds objective and universal, but actually expresses the self-interested assumption of families who want wealthy husbands to provide financial security for their daughters."},{"text":"It is an objective fact accepted by every social class.","correct":false,"explanation":"Treating the statement as objective misses Austen’s irony. The supposed universal truth is really a biased belief promoted by families seeking financial security through marriage."},{"text":"It is a private wish held only by unmarried men.","correct":false,"explanation":"The opening immediately shifts attention from what wealthy men want to what surrounding families want from them. The claim reflects families’ biased pursuit of financial security."},{"text":"It is a legal rule requiring wealthy bachelors to marry.","correct":false,"explanation":"No law required wealthy bachelors to marry. Austen jokingly presents families’ financially motivated desire for marriages as though it were an unquestionable universal rule."}]},{"id":"383cbaeb-580e-4a7a-af28-214b4a5b98c7","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"Dramatic irony occurs when the [ ] knows crucial information that a [ ] does not.","back":"Dramatic irony occurs when the reader knows crucial information that a character does not.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Dramatic irony occurs when the reader knows crucial information that a character does not.","correct":true,"explanation":"Dramatic irony gives the reader knowledge unavailable to a character, allowing the reader to understand the character’s mistakes, words or expectations more fully."},{"text":"Dramatic irony occurs when the character knows crucial information that a reader does not.","correct":false,"explanation":"This reverses the relationship and creates mystery or suspense for the reader. 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Dramatic irony depends on the reader possessing crucial knowledge that a character lacks."}]},{"id":"b433280c-47f1-49a9-9b31-5437841e0b5b","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"What does dramatic irony expose in Austen’s main characters?","back":"Their pride and prejudices.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Their pride and prejudices.","correct":true,"explanation":"Dramatic irony reveals that characters such as Elizabeth and Darcy possess the very pride and prejudice they initially believe they can identify accurately in others."},{"text":"Their patience and humility.","correct":false,"explanation":"Patience and humility are not the central failings exposed by dramatic irony. Austen instead reveals the characters’ pride and prejudices, particularly through their mistaken judgements."},{"text":"Their poverty and dependence.","correct":false,"explanation":"Economic insecurity shapes the novel’s social context, but dramatic irony principally exposes the main characters’ pride and prejudices by showing that their confident assumptions are mistaken."},{"text":"Their honesty and generosity.","correct":false,"explanation":"Honesty and generosity are positive qualities rather than the central flaws revealed by irony. Austen exposes the pride and prejudices that distort her characters’ understanding of others."}]},{"id":"798da75f-dc74-4e09-bea1-cc25796d22f4","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"What is Elizabeth blind to while claiming good judgement?","back":"She misses Wickham’s deceit.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"She misses Wickham’s deceit.","correct":true,"explanation":"Elizabeth prides herself on judging character accurately, yet she accepts Wickham’s convincing story without sufficient evidence and fails to recognise that he is deceiving her."},{"text":"She misses Darcy’s deceit.","correct":false,"explanation":"Elizabeth wrongly suspects Darcy, but he is not deceiving her in the way she imagines. Her actual failure of judgement is overlooking Wickham’s deliberate deceit."},{"text":"She misses Bingley’s deceit.","correct":false,"explanation":"Bingley does not deliberately deceive Elizabeth or Jane; he is influenced by Darcy and his sisters. Elizabeth’s blindness concerns Wickham’s deceitful account of his past."},{"text":"She misses Jane’s deceit.","correct":false,"explanation":"Jane is consistently sincere and does not deceive Elizabeth. The irony lies in Elizabeth claiming perceptiveness while failing to detect Wickham’s lies and manipulation."}]},{"id":"66f47c4c-a83b-4505-912d-e7d306640d0e","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"What gap does Austen’s irony expose?","back":"Appearance (politeness and wealth) versus reality (character and emotion).","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Appearance (politeness and wealth) versus reality (character and emotion).","correct":true,"explanation":"Austen’s irony contrasts socially impressive surfaces, including politeness and wealth, with the true character and feelings that eventually emerge through characters’ actions and relationships."},{"text":"Reality (politeness and wealth) versus appearance (character and emotion).","correct":false,"explanation":"This reverses the contrast: politeness and wealth form the outward appearance, while genuine character and emotion constitute the underlying reality exposed by Austen’s irony."},{"text":"Appearance (character and emotion) versus reality (politeness and wealth).","correct":false,"explanation":"Character and emotion belong to the deeper reality, not the social surface. 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Irony reveals the reality of character and emotion beneath it."}]},{"id":"0b905776-6eea-48b8-9d96-2c284abd8727","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"A caricature [ ] dominant traits for [ ].","back":"A caricature exaggerates or distorts dominant traits for comic or satirical effect.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"A caricature exaggerates or distorts dominant traits for comic or satirical effect.","correct":true,"explanation":"Caricature magnifies or distorts a character’s most noticeable qualities, making them amusing while also allowing an author to criticise the social attitudes those qualities represent."},{"text":"A caricature suppresses or conceals dominant traits for realistic or documentary effect.","correct":false,"explanation":"Concealing traits is the opposite of caricature, and documentary realism is not its primary aim. 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She instead embodies social desperation through her fixation on marriage."},{"text":"She embodies emotional restraint.","correct":false,"explanation":"Mrs. Bennet frequently displays exaggerated nerves, excitement and panic, so emotional restraint is the opposite of her portrayal. 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The entail therefore drives her to seek husbands for her daughters."}]},{"id":"bc0c00ce-6498-4639-8f92-3c5d0b367ea9","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"What social flaw does Mr. Collins caricature?","back":"He embodies extreme obsequiousness.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"He embodies extreme obsequiousness.","correct":true,"explanation":"Mr. Collins constantly flatters Lady Catherine and defers to social superiors, making him a caricature of extreme obsequiousness and status-conscious servility."},{"text":"He embodies extreme independence.","correct":false,"explanation":"Mr. Collins depends heavily on Lady Catherine’s approval and repeats her opinions rather than thinking independently. He therefore embodies extreme obsequiousness."},{"text":"He embodies open rebelliousness.","correct":false,"explanation":"Mr. Collins submits eagerly to hierarchy instead of rebelling against it. His exaggerated praise of Lady Catherine makes him a caricature of extreme obsequiousness."},{"text":"He embodies social egalitarianism.","correct":false,"explanation":"Mr. Collins strongly reinforces social hierarchy and treats rank with excessive reverence. His defining caricatured flaw is extreme obsequiousness towards powerful social superiors."}]},{"id":"4bd184cf-476e-436f-8e5a-e76f78b60e7d","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"How do Mr. Collins’s long, formal sentences characterise him?","back":"They show lack of genuine human feeling.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"They show lack of genuine human feeling.","correct":true,"explanation":"His elaborate syntax sounds rehearsed and impersonal, revealing that social convention matters more to him than sincere emotional connection or sensitivity to others."},{"text":"They show depth of genuine emotional sensitivity.","correct":false,"explanation":"His formal speech does not demonstrate emotional sensitivity; its rigid, rehearsed quality instead shows his lack of genuine human feeling and inability to connect sincerely."},{"text":"They show warmth and spontaneous human sympathy.","correct":false,"explanation":"The sentences are excessively formal rather than naturally warm or spontaneous. Austen uses this artificial style to reveal his lack of genuine human feeling."},{"text":"They show confidence in his independent judgement.","correct":false,"explanation":"His elaborate language reflects deference to social authority, not independent judgement. More importantly, its impersonal formality exposes his lack of genuine human feeling."}]},{"id":"5d7e2f37-bb0b-401e-9620-d8ca38ef74a7","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"In his proposal, what does Mr. Collins treat marriage as?","back":"A structured, business-like transaction.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"A structured, business-like transaction.","correct":true,"explanation":"He presents practical reasons, social obligations and personal advantages instead of expressing love, making his proposal resemble a negotiated commercial arrangement."},{"text":"A spontaneous, deeply romantic commitment.","correct":false,"explanation":"Collins does not present marriage as an intimate expression of mutual love. His calculated list of reasons makes it a structured, business-like transaction."},{"text":"A rebellious rejection of social expectations.","correct":false,"explanation":"His proposal is governed by convention and practical calculation, not rebellion against society. He therefore treats marriage as a structured, business-like transaction."},{"text":"An equal, emotionally intimate partnership.","correct":false,"explanation":"Collins barely considers Elizabeth’s wishes, so the proposal is not an equal emotional partnership. He treats marriage as a structured, business-like transaction serving social aims."}]},{"id":"941654a0-7ee4-4ff5-989c-c4c11991a1e9","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"What do Austen’s caricatures warn against?","back":"Social greed and mindless conformity overriding moral integrity.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Social greed and mindless conformity overriding moral integrity.","correct":true,"explanation":"Austen exaggerates socially driven characters to show how the pursuit of wealth, status and accepted behaviour can displace independent ethical judgement."},{"text":"Moral independence and principled resistance challenging social convention.","correct":false,"explanation":"The caricatures do not condemn principled independence; Austen values sound personal judgement. They warn instead against social greed and mindless conformity overriding moral integrity."},{"text":"Social isolation and selfless idealism weakening personal ambition.","correct":false,"explanation":"Austen’s targets pursue status rather than reject it, and their behaviour is rarely selfless. The caricatures warn against social greed and mindless conformity overriding moral integrity."},{"text":"Rational judgement and careful reflection suppressing harmless individuality.","correct":false,"explanation":"The warning is not that reason suppresses harmless eccentricity. Austen attacks the loss of ethical judgement when social greed and mindless conformity override moral integrity."}]},{"id":"87f40833-8a6f-482e-b874-db9e5d1bc449","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"Free Indirect Discourse is [ ] that slips into a character’s [ ] without explicit tags.","back":"Free Indirect Discourse is third-person narration that slips into a character’s thoughts and feelings without explicit tags.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Free Indirect Discourse is third-person narration that slips into a character’s thoughts and feelings without explicit tags.","correct":true,"explanation":"Free Indirect Discourse retains third-person narration while adopting a character’s inner perspective, blending narrator and character without introductory phrases such as “she thought”."},{"text":"Free Indirect Discourse is first-person narration that slips into a character’s thoughts and feelings without explicit tags.","correct":false,"explanation":"First-person narration uses “I” and gives the character direct control of the account. 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The dry narrative voice exposes his unearned self-importance and invites readers to mock it."},{"text":"It exposes his accurate emotional insight through a dry narrative voice.","correct":false,"explanation":"Collins is not perceptive about other people’s feelings, particularly Elizabeth’s rejection. The narrative instead mocks him by exposing his unearned self-importance."},{"text":"It exposes his principled moral independence through a dry narrative voice.","correct":false,"explanation":"The narrative does not establish Collins as morally independent, since he is dominated by convention and Lady Catherine. Its dry tone exposes his unearned self-importance."}]}]}],"examCountdown":{"examDate":"2027-05-12","paperLabel":"Paper 1"},"heading":"Social Comedy Methods","title":"Social Comedy Methods Flashcards","topbar":{"backHref":"/gcse/english-literature/aqa/flashcards"},"topicSidebar":"$L37"}]}],"topicId":"ca325caa-fe9c-546c-a6bf-d482c77b513a","walled":"$L38"}],"$L39","$L3a"]