18 page pdf document including comprehension and creative writing exercises based on Jane Austen's novel 'Pride and Prejudice'.
There is a set of 50 questions (relating to characterisation, setting, plot, historical context, themes, motifs and the novel's wider influences on popular culture) for students to consider when planning to write a sequel to the novel. These allow for a critical evaluation of the original novel in the contexts of both Regency era and modern-day sensibilities. Students are given advice on how to imitate her language use and structure. There is also an extensive list of archaic and highly formal language, as well as an extended list of example opening sentences students may wish to use for their sequel.
There is a set of 50 questions (relating to characterisation, setting, plot, historical context, themes, motifs and the novel's wider influences on popular culture) for students to consider when planning to write a sequel to the novel. These allow for a critical evaluation of the original novel in the contexts of both Regency era and modern-day sensibilities. Students are given advice on how to imitate her language use and structure. There is also an extensive list of archaic and highly formal language, as well as an extended list of example opening sentences students may wish to use for their sequel.
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