A simple fill-in-the-boxes activity to help students understand the relationships between different characters in Austen's novel.

Fifteen questions designed to develop students' independent research skills - three websites are linked and all answers can be found through using these. Websites checked for accuracy in March 2017.

A lengthy test comprising 33 questions - feel free to cut out and cut down to suit your needs! Question types include: multiple choice, cloze, quotation analysis, identification of characters. Includes teacher answers.

An overview of the plot. I used this after watching a film version as an introduction to the novel; however, it could just as easily be used post-reading or as a revision quiz. Includes teacher answers as the third page.

A worksheet to start students off in their exploration of characterisation - with a (very) few quotations in the first boxes as examples.

A scheme of work for a highly motivated and able Year 10 group. For classes less inclined to read independently, I would either flip the class work with the prep/homework or extend the SoW to allow some time for in class reading. Designed for CIE 0486 - IGCSE English Literature.

Includes a multi-stage revision timeline, firstly using the traditional Look, Cover, Check method, then moving on to a scaffold adding details for students to fill in. Good post-reading revision to familiarise students with the plot in chronological order.

Now updated - two new files, tweaked ever so slightly to reflect the wording of the two new clusters - Love and Relationships and Power and Conflict. For use with the Character and Voice section; I have found it useful to blow this up to A3 and have students fill in using different colours for points, quotations, and analysis. Useful for mixed ability groups - for high ability I set an extra task for students to develop comparisons and contrasts further.