By the end of Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth Bennet has learned

a. that love is more important than intelligence

b. to question her own judgment

c. to ignore her own emotions

that Mr. Darcy did not have any prejudice

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13 September, 00:14

By the end of Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth Bennet has learned

a. that love is more important than intelligence

b. to question her own judgment

c. to ignore her own emotions

that Mr. Darcy did not have any prejudice

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Micah Norman · Answer 1

This is based on the novel written by Jane Austen "Pride and "Prejudice". By the end of this novel, Elizabeth Bennet has learned that love is more important than intelligence. Elizabeth Bennet is the main character in this novel and is referred to as Eliza or Lizzy. The answer to this is option A.

By the end of Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth Bennet has learneda. that love is more important than intelligenceb. to question her own judgmentc. to ignore her own emotionsthat Mr. Darcy did not have any prejudice

By the end of Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth Bennet has learned

a. that love is more important than intelligence

b. to question her own judgment

c. to ignore her own emotions

that Mr. Darcy did not have any prejudice